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But there are some drawbacks. The replay takes about 30 seconds to put together, so it’s not quite “instant replay.” And this season, the replays were limited to plays in the red zone.

In the world of sports, instant replay has long been a way of life. We expect to see the replay of numerous plays not only over and over again but from various different angles. We even have the ...

Decades before the DVR and years before the first Super Bowl, a young television director decided to try something that would either amaze or confuse TV watchers: the instant replay. With that ...

Conferences have largely relied on the wisdom of those retired officials to review plays. Instant replay began in 2006, the brainchild of former Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany. The ACC and SEC ...

But they didn’t want to talk about Smith at all. They wanted to talk about instant replay. Specifically, one instant replay: a pivotal call late, when Golden State’s Kevin Durant drove the ...

Gary and Mary West’s homebred Instant Replay almost waited too long before surging in the final sixteenth to win Saturday’s $200,000 Bathhouse Row Stakes at Oaklawn by three-quarters of a ...

Miss Manners would approve of the widespread use of instant replay this year, in which managers walk unthreateningly toward an umpire and say, “Excuse me, sir, kindly allow us to challenge your ...

All good things must come to an end. San Antonio’s No. 1 sports show, Instant Replay, signed off for good on March 2nd. Over the decades, Instant Replay was home to the biggest sports moments in ...

Instant replay is officially coming to high school football games in Georgia, but not all of them. The Georgia High School Association approved replay on Monday for state championship games.

Ron Gardenhire is quoted as saying that instant replay wouldn’t do him any good unless he had a headset and someone up in the booth watching the replays. Of course, that’s also BS.

Jimmie Lee Solomon, the executive vice president of baseball operations at Major League Baseball, maintains its new rule allowing instant-replay review of controversial home-run calls will "never ...