Sources

Today I tried using site search on Google and was only able to find a couple good sources. Every source it seemed was a blog without an author or some meaningless product trying to be sold.

Sources

Today I had a harder time finding sources for my research project. I typed in "technology changed sports" on various search engines but mostly only wiki answers would show up whenever I clicked on a URL.

Sources

Today I was able to find more sources for my research project. I opened up my search to not only just football, but more sports in general. When I searched "how technology has helped sports" I was successful in finding useful resources.

Tuesday Nov. 25

I had a tough time finding information on how instant replay worked. The info. was mainly about if people thought instant replay was good idea or not. I did find one article on dailynews.com that helped me with my search. Some things that worked was when I typed "instant replay +how" into a search engine. "instant replay use" didn't work, however. I would like to know how I can find more sources to how college football works.

Ohio State vs. scUM (boo)

Meatchicken is going through its worst season in its 129 years as a football team. Their lack of talent from the setup Rich Rodriguez has wanted (spread offense) has been ineffective to say the least. Their QB's, Stephen Threet, and Nick Sheridan, have been worse than high school quarterbacks and their losses to Toledo and Appalachian State have been embarrassing. Ohio State's defense will shut them down and Chris "Beanie" Wells will go off for 197 yards and 2 TD's.
34-13 Ohio State rolls!

Instant Replay

I'm doing my research paper on how instant replay works in college football. Instant replay is used for close calls that the refs can not make on their own and use the help of cameras that provide instant replays to help the refs make the right call.