Author Topic: Colts are..cheaters? (Read 1149 times)

Sixpence · « **Reply #45 on:** November 06, 2007, 09:34:51 AM »

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Rip I’m sorry your Seahawks picked up our sloppy seconds, and Branch is just not working out for you.

lol, seahawks, they crack me up. Best guard in the game, they won't offer him a contract. Tell him we will wait til you are a free agent to see what the market is.

Yeah, nice move, dis the best left guard in the game so he signs a poison pill contract so the hawks can't match(in other words, I wouldn't come back to seattle for all the money in the world).

Then trade a first round pick for a 5'-10" receiver and pay him 39 million.

So now that receiver sits on the bench hurt(like he always has), and Hutch is opening holes for Adrian Peterson. Meanwhile, Alexander can't gain more than one yard. Top notch GM you got out there Rip:aok

Oh, btw, the Pats traded that pick to san fran for their pick this year, which as of right now is no less than the 6th pick! haha!!

Belichick schooled seattle. Don't worry Rip, your team isn't the first to get pwned by Bill

Mickey1992 · « **Reply #46 on:** November 06, 2007, 09:38:48 AM »

"It was in no way related to any sound within the stadium and could not be heard in the stadium."

Then who are the retards that were saying they heard it in the stadium?

Donzo · « **Reply #47 on:** November 06, 2007, 09:45:08 AM »

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Then who are the retards that were saying they heard it in the stadium?

Just that, the retards.

JBA · « **Reply #48 on:** November 06, 2007, 09:45:17 AM »

Just heard a CBS camera man state that they are well aware that the colts mic the crowd and pipe it back thru the PA system. He says "it gives me a headache in the 1st quarter" and I hate doing their games".

One reason some of you have given to support your "Pats Cheat" is because they have been accused of this in the past, Well news flash, the colts have been accused of amping the crowd for years.

Again I say listen to the recording, The crowd is roaring and then boom no noise at all.

Also the NFL just took the Pats vs Bills game away from CBS and gave it to NBC and moved it to 8pm.. Sending a little mesg? perhaps, better rates most defiantly.

JBA · « **Reply #49 on:** November 06, 2007, 09:51:27 AM »

pulled from another site. Well put:

The Colts have microphones placed in locations around the stadium. They are probably somewhere in the domed ceiling. They would be directional shotgun mics and aimed at the crowd. They would be best aimed at the top half of the seating so as not to pick up any field noise. When the opposing team is on offense and before the play starts when the QB is calling signals, the house, (Colt's), engineer turns up these mics and feeds them through the stadium's sound system. This is much better than pre-recorded crowd noise because it is a perfect audible match to the environment and there are no recordings of crowd noise to get busted with.

What happened tonight was the engineer turned up the mics too much. This caused the mics to pick up the sound eminating from the stadiums sound system, (the amplified crowd noise), as well as the natural crowd noise. The result is a feedback loop. As this loop continues to cycle through the mics and speakers oscillation occurs. This was described as the skipping sound. At this point the feedback is full bandwidth. This means that all of the frequencies being reproduced by the system were present in the loop. If you listen carefully to the recording you will hear a midrange frequency starting to become predominant. It sounded like something between 600hz and 800hz was starting to take off. At this point the engineer became aware of his error and shut off the mics. That was the abrupt drop in volume that is also on the recording on the PFT site.

Donzo · « **Reply #50 on:** November 06, 2007, 09:52:07 AM »

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Again I say listen to the recording, The crowd is roaring and then boom no noise at all.

That's what was heard on the broadcast.

Go back and watch the clip. Right when Moss gets up it goes to practially dead quiet. Now, do you think that is what was heard in the stadium?

Give me a break.

Donzo · « **Reply #51 on:** November 06, 2007, 09:53:48 AM »

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Originally posted by JBA
pulled from another site. Well put:

The Colts have microphones placed in locations around the stadium. They are probably somewhere in the domed ceiling. They would be directional shotgun mics and aimed at the crowd. They would be best aimed at the top half of the seating so as not to pick up any field noise. When the opposing team is on offense and before the play starts when the QB is calling signals, the house, (Colt's), engineer turns up these mics and feeds them through the stadium's sound system. This is much better than pre-recorded crowd noise because it is a perfect audible match to the environment and there are no recordings of crowd noise to get busted with.

What happened tonight was the engineer turned up the mics too much. This caused the mics to pick up the sound eminating from the stadiums sound system, (the amplified crowd noise), as well as the natural crowd noise. The result is a feedback loop. As this loop continues to cycle through the mics and speakers oscillation occurs. This was described as the skipping sound. At this point the feedback is full bandwidth. This means that all of the frequencies being reproduced by the system were present in the loop. If you listen carefully to the recording you will hear a midrange frequency starting to become predominant. It sounded like something between 600hz and 800hz was starting to take off. At this point the engineer became aware of his error and shut off the mics. That was the abrupt drop in volume that is also on the recording on the PFT site.

Hey genius, did you ever stop and think that everything this guy described is also possible with the engineer for CBS that is running the equipment that is recording their brodcast?

JBA · « **Reply #52 on:** November 06, 2007, 10:06:05 AM »

I don't belive the "result of tape feedback in the CBS production truck"

crap theory. not at all NO. Tapes don't feed back, and I don't belive CBS still uses TAPE.

Donzo · « **Reply #53 on:** November 06, 2007, 10:10:14 AM »

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Originally posted by JBA
I don't belive the "result of tape feedback in the CBS production truck"

crap theory. not at all NO. Tapes don't feed back, and I don't belive CBS still uses TAPE.

It's all a conspiracy then, huh?

soda72 · « **Reply #54 on:** November 06, 2007, 10:11:15 AM »

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Desperate NE fans all over the USA are trying to deflect any guilt they feel associated with their team that cheated by posting this jibberish today. Guilt is usually associated with pointing the finger at others.

This is a good time for a reminder:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EU1O-hGxgg

This one is so much better....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsmGGnxHJmI

The sweet tears of victory...

Donzo · « **Reply #55 on:** November 06, 2007, 10:15:50 AM »

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Tapes don't feed back, and I don't belive CBS still uses TAPE.

Are you a recording engineer?

Do you work at CBS?

JBA · « **Reply #56 on:** November 06, 2007, 10:23:18 AM »

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It's all a conspiracy then, huh?

If CBS still wants games, they let it die. Like I said they took the PATS/Bills game away and moved it to NBC.

Poor production, Poor officiating. WEll done NFL/CBS. The most whatched game.

http://www.boxxet.com/Indianapolis_Colts/Raider_Fans_Pray_For_A_Local_TV_Blackout_To_Watch_Colts_Pats_Game.190q0b.d

The only late games that will be televised on CBS are the Oakland Raiders vs. The Houston Texans, and the much anticipated Indianapolis Colts vs. New England Patriots. 98% of America will be watching the most hyped regular season NFL matchup in history, while the Bay Area and Houston are forced into viewing a train wreck due to NFL regulations.

In Boston, it was bigger than the Academy Awards. It was bigger than Games 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of the American League Championship Series

In a word, Brady v. Manning was a blockbuster for CBS and especially for its company-owned station in Boston. WBZ-TV earned a 38.2 household rating, with nearly 1.5 million viewers in the Boston market.

In all likely-hood the PATS will run the table. Bills, Eagles, Miami, Jets,

Steelers are their toughest opponent left, Giants will be beat, as well as Baltimore.

I think this is what PO's the NFL and the rest of the Fans.

They wanted parity in the NFL. They "every team has a chance" concept and the PATS blow that Idea out of the water, with perfect salary cap management, and getting more out of less talented players then another team.

Donzo · « **Reply #57 on:** November 06, 2007, 10:41:11 AM »

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If CBS still wants games, they let it die. Like I said they took the PATS/Bills game away and moved it to NBC.

Why, again, did they take the Pats/Bills game from CBS?

Cougar68 · « **Reply #58 on:** November 06, 2007, 11:18:13 AM »

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Why, again, did they take the Pats/Bills game from CBS?

It's called flexible scheduling. Later in the season the league will move more meaningful games to the prime time slots so audiences are stuck watching the raiders play the dolphins on Sunday night. They started doing this last year.

Cougar68 · « **Reply #59 on:** November 06, 2007, 11:24:45 AM »

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I don't belive the "result of tape feedback in the CBS production truck"

crap theory. not at all NO. Tapes don't feed back, and I don't belive CBS still uses TAPE.

The sound heard in the video is NOT a feedback loop! Do me a favor, take your microphone on your computer and set it to where you can talk into it with the sound coming out of the speakers. That creates essentially the same situation they say existed at the stadium, microphones that start to pick up the amplified signal and creates a loop. Speak a sentence into your microphone and tell me if when it hits the feedback loop you hear the same sound repeated over and over again or if you just get one loud squeal.

There are way too many options for how CBS could be running sound to even begin to guess how the skip got created. They've admitted fault and that's good enough for even a Colts hater like me.

Sixpence, you can't cry foul about the league's investigation of this after the sham that was spygate. They destroyed the evidence! Talk about covering up for the golden boy....