Mike Petriello looks at what has gone right and wrong with regard to instant replay and provides a helpful table showing all the challenges and results by category.

Introducing Session replay . Pendo, which is all about improving software performance, announced its new product Wednesday at the annual Pendomonium event in Raleigh with a crowd of 1,300 looking on.

1986: The National Football League adopts an instant-replay system for reviewing disputed calls. Prior to the 1986 regular season, NFL coaches had no way of challenging an official’s on-field ...

Instant replay began in 2006, the brainchild of former Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany. The ACC and SEC began using "collaborative replay" in 2016. Other conferences followed.

Instant Replay? Some say it will ruin the integrity of Major League umpires, therefore ruing the integrity of the game and some say it will ruin the pace of the game but in today’s world maybe ...

Instant replay as a whole has an up-and-down history. When the league first implemented the reviews in 1986 , the technology was limited, and its uses were even more limited.

Sooner or later, it’s going to happen. Sooner or later, some young man or woman is going to hit a shot right at the final buzzer that will determine our next state basketball champion. Sooner… ...

During a game, you can bring up the Highlighter at any time from the pause menu. Once you load in, you'll see an option to enter Instant Replay, which lets you scroll through your current match to ...

The wonky promise of instant replay was that there was some sort of objective reality on the field of sports, and we could figure out precisely what it was if only we could get close enough to see it.

Dinwiddie defeated Henrico to advance to the Regional semi-finals. But a late-game situation has some questioning if the right call was made and what that could mean for future sporting events.