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[QUOTE="Cheriehoop, post: 3290390, member: 127"]
Who is afraid? The refs? The players? The coaches? Sorry, I may not have been clear, my point is why attend games if you can have a better view and knowledge about what is happening on the floor by staying at home than those who pay to attend - not anything regarding not attending because of a bad call.

Plays at the other end of the court, when you are blocked from seeing a crucial play or call etc are really frustrating when attending a game - regardless if it’s a great play, poor play , good call or bad call. I know people who say why attend, pay for tickets, parking etc when you can get a better view and idea of what’s happening on the court or field when watching on tv. There are also plays that you may think were bad calls initially but when replayed you understand what really happened and why the call was made. I know that’s happened for me.

Players some still teenagers, coaches etc are under scrutiny during games constantly but refs needs to be protected? Was there concern that a riot was going to occur? Are the replays to blame for crowds being upset or the call or play itself and the view one has of the play? MLB, NFL, NBA all have replays but college basketball shouldn’t? It’s one thing when you don’t like being showed up after a bad play or call, it’s another issue if you feel you will be physically attacked.  If games need to have plays censored worried about violence, then the problem is much bigger than replays.
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