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All right. How many times do I have to say it before you people get an idea?

Or you people come around to understand what I'm saying.

How many times do I have to say it?

Replay is trying to ruin sports.

You've heard me say it. You've heard me say it.

You've heard me say it many times before.

Replay doesn't work.

It doesn't work.

It doesn't make the games better.

Doesn't make the games more dramatic.

It does not end controversy.

In fact, in my lifetime, in which I've watched sports religiously, both with and

without replay, I'd say that there's even more controversy with replay than without replay.

So, and finally, and maybe most importantly, it doesn't always get it right. It doesn't always get

it right. It does sometimes.

But if you balance it all out, if you balance it all out, does it get it right enough

to account for the nonsense that we have to deal with on a nightly basis when it comes

to replay in all sports?

And the last example, I give you the NCAA game last night, in case you weren't watching, which I wasn't. So I've just seen the clips. But I believe me, it's as if I was

there. Because you're in overtime. It's a two-point game national championship overtime.

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