What happens during a Big Ten football replay, and how an Xbox controller plays a role
TODD D. MILEWSKI
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The Big Ten unveiled its new replay center, where decisions on video reviews in football games will be made, at an event on Aug. 27, 2024, in Rosemont, Illinois.
The Big Ten Replay Center at the conference's office in Rosemont, Illinois, features 18 game monitoring stations with touchscreens and video walls that incorporate 54 monitors.
The Big Ten Replay Center at the conference's office in Rosemont, Illinois, features 18 game monitoring stations with touchscreens and video walls that incorporate 54 monitors.
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The Big Ten Replay Center takes up 2,000 square feet that previously was used for the Big Ten Experience, a museum open to fans.
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Three supervisor stations are in the center of the Big Ten Replay Center.
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Supervisors are positioned in the middle of the room, overlooking the game monitoring stations and video walls in the Big Ten Replay Center.
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Supervisors have multiple monitors to watch and controls to select which game's video and audio they're experiencing.
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A game monitoring station in the Big Ten Replay Center has a touchscreen monitor, an Xbox controller to operate replays and an audio device to communicate with officials at Big Ten stadiums and others in the Replay Center.
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The Big Ten Replay Center at the conference's office in Rosemont, Illinois, features 18 game monitoring stations with touchscreens and video walls that incorporate 54 monitors.
