They see it happen — it's right in dead center field.
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On the next pitch, Andrew McCutchen homered to dead center.
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The words "Black Panther" were on it, placed dead center.
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It does seem almost certain that it's hitting dead center.
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We're now dead center of the hot-dog days of summer.
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Bogaerts homered to dead center field with one out, his 28th.
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That guy's bed is dead center in the middle of everything!
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Giroud is playing all by himself up front in the dead center.
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How often have I seen book covers with a hero dead center?
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In the dead center of it was a jagged hole, punched straight through.
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But when it's in dead center field, my hitters are looking right into it.
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The power button is dead center on the bottom edge of the device. Why?
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On the one that counted, I hit it dead center and it didn't move.
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At the dead center of all of that, according to Rove himself, is Kavanaugh.
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Every spidershot session started with a large orb dead-center in front of me.
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"Yeah, it would look like Mar-a-Lago is dead center," Mr. Trump said.
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Her voice is just always so dead center in the middle of the pitch.
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Dominating the entire room, in dead center, was a statue of Donald Drumpf himself.
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The booster landed dead-center on a small remotely-operated barge in the Pacific Ocean.
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Christian Yelich annihilated the first pitch of the bottom of the seventh to dead center.
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You can see that her targeting is jawdroppingly precise: She hits dead center nearly every time.
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And the deal lies in the dead center of American politics, the place where moderates live.
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It's nice that there's just this piece of history dead-center in the middle of Glendale.
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Braun made it 3-2 Milwaukee with a home run to dead center in the third.
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"Every day, there seems to be a new scandal, and you at dead center," Udall said.
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Three batters later, Freddy Galvis hit a two-run shot to dead center, scoring Cesar Hernandez.
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The flag sits dead center, much like the flag in Emanuel Leutze's painting Washington Crossing the Delaware.
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If you're watching a movie and sitting anywhere but dead center, the display seems to go dark.
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Here, she put the horizon line dead-center in defiance of one of landscape photography's prime tenets.
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After a moment, you're sitting dead center, the optimal position for taking a car around the track.
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Vorontsova, who would appear to be dead center in the gyre of scandals, has remained strangely silent.
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The Super Bowl's finest tickets—the dead-center, 3003-yard-liners—ran $15,000 to $17,000 a piece.
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But Winfrey knew she would be seated in the front row, dead center of the awards ceremony.
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You can't see it, but there is a word inside that black square that is DEAD CENTER.
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Dead center of an ashy penumbra is a harrowing black head rubbed on with graphite, desperately and forcefully.
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Our man on the left is looking at the camera dead center, aware and scared of the unknown.
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Kendrick belted a two-run shot to dead center for an 11-133 Nationals lead in the seventh.
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" Authors Kantor and Twohey describe Paltrow as a "dead-center source who might know more than anyone yet.
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Brazil earned its first dangerous free kick, about 25 yards out and dead center in front of goal.
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Comparatively, the E-Class struggled to even keep itself in a single lane — forget hopes of holding dead center.
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Subsequent readings fell into the acceptable range, with my latest reading of 6.7 — dead center in the "normal" range.
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Instead of that bullet hitting him dead center, it hit about 4 inches to the left of the navel.
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DEAD CENTER popped into my head and, after making sure the idea hadn't already been done, I was off.
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The dead-center down clue, 21D — "Really revel …" — reiterated and corresponded to the theme phrase, which was its answer.
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And to top everything off, Asus' angry ROG logo is dead center and sports, you guessed it, customizable RGB lighting.
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Even so, dead center in the back of my iPhone 7 is not exactly where my index finger normally rests.
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When one dude drops the balloon from a ladder over his buddy's head, it lands dead-center, but doesn't break.
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Mike Zunino hit a 53-foot, two-run home run to dead center for the key hit in the inning.
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Personally, I think putting the selfie cam dead center along the top of the screen might actually be more distracting.
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Atlanta made it 9-1 with a run in the eighth on a long single by Albies to dead center.
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But they get it right and have them dead center – exactly where your index finger rests or can naturally move to.
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Viewing angles, while slightly better than a Nintendo 3DS's display, are poor when viewing holographic content anywhere outside of dead-center.
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I'd won the lottery, pretty much: the tickets were dead-center on the 50, on the Broncos side of the stadium.
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To get a dead-center seat, eight rows up, cost me $2,600 a ticket, of which you have to buy two.
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All Costco needed was one of the country's largest chicken-processing plants, located somewhere near the dead-center of the country.
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Placed dead center within a diagonally divided rectangle, the sleeping man is just another thing within a larger scheme of things.
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There is another at 71A, dead center, and two more vertical sticks at 3D and 14D to further set the scene.
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Kendrick made it 2-1 in the fourth when he lifted a shot to dead center for his 16th home run.
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At the dead center of the theater is an immense, battered round table, with many, many chairs pulled up to it.
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The great exception, and among the more unusual features on a college campus in America, lies in the dead center of campus.
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If you search for "Golden Gate Bridge" in your navigation app, you might end up in the dead center of the bridge.
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And right there, dead center in the middle of the thing, ran the Red Wedding episode ran like a Valyrian steel blade.
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And not just any liberal urban center, but Chicago, that bleeding heart of liberal activism at the dead center of Obama's America.
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In the end, I decided to place the emoticon dead center and use the other theme entries to hint at the gimmick.
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There it is, quietly humming in the dead center of the supermarket in its own igloo-like kingdom of glass and cardboard.
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That's because during the summer solstice, the sun rises just over the structure's Heel Stone and hits the Altar Stone dead center.
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Rob Refsnyder was up at bat in a whimsically built stadium in Goodyear, Arizona, when he smoked a ball deep into dead-center.
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Cabrera drove his ninth home run of the season into the shrubbery above the wall in dead center leading off the third inning.
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I can't pick my jaw off of the floor when we get to our seats — they are dead center in the second row!!
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Unlike every other old car, the steering has no play whatsoever, and points you dead-center to the place your eyes are leading.
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Teixeira yanked homers over the shallow right-field wall at Yankee Stadium and Rodriguez followed them up with backspun blasts to dead center.
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He flipped open the book and stabbed his finger at the dead center of the famous 2678.75-page interior monologue of Molly Bloom.
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A home run was worth 100 points and a home run crushed toward dead center that hits the batter's eye was worth 150 points.
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"If [Bloomberg] had run as an independent, then he would get the disaffected Republicans, the disaffected Democrats, and that large group right dead center."
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By some twist of fate—and the Ticketmaster Gods—I wound up with a pair in the fifth row of the orchestra, dead-center.
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Mr. Arbesfeld has set us up with four theme entries, at 17A, 23A, 50A and 57A, and a punny revealer at 35A, dead center.
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Soler connected again in the eighth inning to dead center, and Abreu answered with a two-run shot in the bottom of the eighth.
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Then, in the 10th, Howie Kendrick came to the plate against Joe Kelly and hit a grand slam over the wall in dead center.
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Outside the Supreme Court on Saturday, Miami artist Alessandra Mondolfi stood dead center in front of the building holding a "Stop Kavanaugh" stop sign.
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"About a year ago, we got some real, key information we had never released and it hit dead center," explains Kalamazoo County Undersheriff Paul Matyas.
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Responding to the challenge of the prominent spot, dead center on the terrace overlooking the plaza, Mr. Condo first envisioned a kind of sun god.
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The driver's seat slides left and right, so you can make room for a passenger, or ride dead center for a day at the track.
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He is less likely to soften his work with patriotic (or even anti-patriotic) pieties that put America — as opposed to its victims — dead center.
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Or if you're filming a video, you may not need to shoot multiple takes because the script is in the dead center of your eye.
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Kiermaier then belted a 97 mph fastball on a 3-1 count out to dead center, dramatically dropping his bat as he completed his swing.
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Following a walk to Bogaerts, Martinez clubbed a fastball up in the strike zone to dead center for his 20th homer to make it 5-0.
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Davis, who led the majors with 47 home runs last season, answered for the Orioles in the third with a towering solo shot to dead center.
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The most dramatic was a rocket hit by Cesar Hernandez to dead center field that might have tied the game had it got over his head.
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"If they are making false statements about how much it costs, that would be pretty much dead center of the definition of fraud," Mr. Grinthal said.
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We're dead center in tech, which is also a very, very youthful ethos with this idea that older people can't use technology, can't learn new things.
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After Tiger's playing partner, Rory McIlroy, misses his par putt to drop back to 8-under, Tiger buries his par putt — dead center of the cup.
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Kyle 'Kaz' Smith, Freshman, Catcher: It was a home series, a Friday night game and he took a ball over the batter's eye, dead center [home run].
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Realmuto came up with two men on later in the inning and blasted a three-run shot to dead center to stretch the lead to 9-0.
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Braun had a 460-foot blast off the batter's eye in center field in the sixth and a 415-foot shot to dead center in the eighth.
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But, warning of mild, non-threatening quakes can serve a different though immensely important purpose: to remind Californians they reside in the dead center of quake country.
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Or would, if the television sets were any good; most of the early ones stuttered and flickered even when you sat dead center in front of them.
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Cabrera led off the third with his ninth home run of the season, a towering line drive to dead center that hit the shrubbery just above the wall.
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His hits fill the spectrum: squibbers through the 5.5 hole, choppers up the middle, bullets down the right-field line, loud old-school homers deep to dead center.
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The world is spinning into chaos but the clay is dead center and in focus and you can see it being shaped and transformed into a ceramic vase.
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Take a moment to relax with a nice neck massage or a pedicure at the Self-Conscious-Lotus Spa, situated in the dead center of the security line.
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Part of the reason for this was the timing: 923 was dead center in the period when video games were seen as a fad that had already passed.
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I was not cool enough to spend a lot of time in discos as a teenager, but disco was dead center as the music of my teenage years.
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Reuters was ranked No. 1 in accuracy in an Economist study this year and tracked nearly dead center in measuring bias, showing neither left nor right-wing favoritism.
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Texas added a run in the fifth when Carlos Gomez doubled to dead center field over the head of Inciarte, allowing Mazara to beat the relay to the plate.
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Palka then clobbered his 26th homer of the season to dead center, with the ball traveling an estimated 412 feet to give the White Sox a 1-0 lead.
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After a two-minute freefall, Luke Aikins landed dead center in the 2000-by-100-foot net at the Big Sky movie ranch on the outskirts of Simi Valley.
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Miami cut the lead to 4-3 in the eighth when Garrett Cooper hit a three-run homer to dead center off reliever Chad Sobotka, who inherited two runners.
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Smoak led off the ninth with a home run to dead center, his 12th of the season, and Danny Jansen had an RBI double to make it 4-2.
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With the jitters out of the way, the 27-year-old from Arkansas proceeded to hit a nice approach shot and then sank a 15-foot putt dead center.
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I've had success with versions in which there are two blocks in the middle breaking up the 15s, and in which there is a single block in dead center.
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The dead center of this puzzle was a treat, not a trick: Mr. Trabucco meant that AIR KISS for all of us, I like to think, not just Ike.
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Bubba Starling hit a homer in the fourth for the Royals, and Ryan O'Hearn did the same in the fifth, hitting a 3-0 fastball to dead center field.
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Or rather, it begins with the hole itself, which occupies the center — dead center, I should say — of the screen that fills the stage at N.Y.U.'s Skirball Center.
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In the middle of the cube, dead center, is the point of all this buildup: a quantum computer with the nearly mystical ability to see beyond time and space.
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The band's rendition of "Numb," performed sans vocals on a blacked-out stage, save a spotlight fixed on a vacant microphone dead center, was easily the night's most impactful moment.
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Arenado led off with a double, Story drove him in with a single and Reynolds followed with a 430-foot blast to dead center to tie it at 5-5.
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One busy summer night we got a toilet from a plumber friend a roll of TP and a newspaper and placed them dead center in the middle of that intersection.
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Kepler singled in Buxton to make it 4-0 and Polanco, celebrating his 123th birthday, followed with his 13th homer of the season, a 424-foot drive to dead center.
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And they probably should have seen it coming, given the constant drama that has plagued the company over the last year, with Kalanick at the dead center as chief troublemaker.
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Now, in this new decade, all three of them have been rebooted and introduced into a landscape where they're something they never were before: pretty dead-center in the zeitgeist.
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Each one is oriented with the couch dead center, a style inspired by Bernd and Hilla Becher, the German husband and wife known for their photography of postwar industrial scenery.
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A curved set gives a person an incredible and immersive view when they're sitting dead center, but the TV-watching experience is far less fabulous for anyone else in the room.
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Appearing dead center in the app's main navigation bar, and turning the entire interface black as you scroll down through the videos, it was basically a video takeover of the app.
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This fourth episode, then, was the season's linchpin, falling dead center and providing the pivot from the existential crisis of the first three to the absolute panic of the final three.
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I remember Cooper Fouts was standing right there and he goes, That is the farthest ball that's ever been hit in this stadium and it was dead center, in the wind.
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The calico kitty sits almost dead center to where people need to exit, seemingly confident that the dozens of people stepping off the escalator will move to accommodate her nap time.
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Charming, but their center frame post is aligned dead center when seen through the rearview mirror, and the open doors get in the way when you unload cargo to the curb.
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What began as a united effort evolved into one of the most fruitful spats over the appropriate response to a spaceflight disaster in history, with the ever-charismatic Feynman dead center.
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He capped off his day by rolling in a 12-foot birdie dead center at the last to post a tournament record-low 22-under 191 total with one round left.
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Tampa Bay cut it to 3-2 in the second on Kiermaier's ninth home run of the season, a 415-foot drive to dead center that drove in Meadows, who had walked.
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After a Carter single and a Brett Gardner walk, Sanchez gave Sabathia a 3-0 lead in the third inning with a home run to dead center off Royals starter Jason Hammel.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But it's the XZ2's design isn't all about aesthetics, because by moving the fingerprint sensor to the dead center of the phone's back, it's easier to reach too.
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That might sound like a small thing, but if you've ever watched any kind of esports, you've probably noticed almost no pro gamers sit with their keyboard dead center in front of them.
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The car is wiggling backward and forward, backward and forward, trying to fit into the dead center of the spot, and another driver is stuck, waiting to get by in the tight garage.
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LED TVs all struggle with this problem, and HP has done a decent job with it, to the point that I don't even notice when I'm sitting dead center and watching the display.
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Trump's argument: Puerto Rico was first partially hit by Hurricane Irma and then hit "dead center" by Hurricane Maria, which was just a couple miles per hour away from a Category 5 hurricane.
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Productions in the lineup include "Lippy," below, a show by the Irish company Dead Center based on the true story of a family of Irish women who decided to starve themselves to death.
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At the start of The Orchid Thief, Orlean describes traveling from "the dead center of winter" in New York to the "warm and gummy" climate of Naples, Florida, in pursuit of a flower.
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When I hit it, an orb would appear at my periphery and when I hit the new orb, I'd be back to shooting a large one, dead-center in front of my face.
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"He kept cocking and re-cocking his gun, holding it dead center on my chest," Mr. Welch recalled in "Inside Hoover's FBI: The Top Field Chief Reports" (1984), written with David W. Marston.
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Altmire, who served three terms in Congress, recently authorized a book on political polarization, called "Dead Center: How Political Polarization Divided America and What We Can Do about It." Former New Jersey Gov.
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The day was calm, scorching hot, and everyone waited for a soft "thwap" to indicate that the arrow's flight had ended, usually inside the 10-point ring in the dead center of the target.
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Speaking of ad-blocking, we'll have a separate interview with Till Faida, founder and CEO of Eyeo — the German-headquartered company that's dead-center in many of these debates, thanks to its product AdBlock Plus.
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He had Friday off, but in a rehab game at Double-A Reading on Thursday, he went 2-for-2 with two runs scored, two RBIs, one homer to dead center and one bat flip.
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Once the 6'6'', 245-pound goliath steps on campus, he'll take his heavyweight belt and make for the dead center of campus, to Heritage Hall, the building that showcases the hardware won by USC's athletes.
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In Facebook likes, Sanders has the edges, East and West and a little at the top in blue; Trump is diffuse across the heartland in orange; Texas, dead center, is red for home-state Sen.
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The oil company goes to trial on Tuesday at the neoclassically-designed New York State Supreme Court in the dead center of Manhattan's Financial District — a place where fraud, greed, and deception have, historically, abounded.
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The figure of Death on his pale horse (which could have galloped out of a Diego Rivera mural) occupies the dead center of the painting, shooting arrows into a distinctly affluent swath of the population.
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"UPS and FedEx are dead center in one of the greatest marco trends of our generation — and yet they can't take full advantage of it," said Donald Broughton, a managing director at Avondale Partners covering transportation.
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Gil-da-Costa also advised us to time the first blink just as a red ant reaches the outer edge of the target area, so that the second blink occurs when the ant is dead center.
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Just before tipoff a lucky buyer could have gotten a steal (?) of a deal on a $43,965 front-row dead center Cavs-side ticket, or scored one for $3,108 for the same on the Warriors' side.
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I couldn't really focus on any of that, however, because staring me right in the face, dead center in the box, covered in a translucent caulk, was what looked very much like a stack of cash.
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And when you find yourself sitting on the Burgerlords patio, we're dead center on the Central Plaza in Chinatown, so the mixture of people that come through—which is mostly tourists—and the landscape is something to witness.
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But Google Authenticator levels-up the idea in a few key ways: First, it doesn't require connectivity, so you can use it on a plane, in the middle of the desert or dead center of a Faraday cage.
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The 6'7" Judge jacked a tremendous blast to dead center in the first at bat of his career, and Gregorius assisted Torreyes—listed at 5'10" but probably a few inches shorter—in reaching up to his new teammate.
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Even more than "Best in Show," the new movie aims dead center at a national mania for competitions that threatens to transform everyday human activities into cutthroat show-business battles designed for television, with judges, awards and hoopla.
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Archer was roughed up for six runs on eight hits over three innings with at least one hard-hit ball per inning, including a home run to dead center (420 feet) by 1B Miguel Cabrera in the third.
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More broadly, the pragmatic wing of the party argues that the only way to win in such a dead-center state is to promote consensus-oriented candidates who can limit Republican margins in Florida's rural and exurban areas.
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"If they are making false statements about how much it costs, that would be pretty much dead center of the definition of fraud," [said Michael] Grinthal, [supervising lawyer with the Community Development Project at the Urban Justice Center].
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The curved screen demands that you sit dead center of the TV unless you want to observe the equally frustrated facial expressions of the person sitting opposite you on the couch trying in vain to see through the glare.
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And it's not like one will be hard to find—I stamped all of the game's seemingly worst monsters on my map as I went, whether that left them floating in nothingness or dead center of a woodland clearing.
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Confidence building is the name of the game here, and it is pretty inspiring to watch once-timid campers take ownership of new skills, like how to portage a canoe or shoot an arrow dead center into a target.
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Imagine a system dead center between the real-time action of The Witcher 3 and the turn-based group encounters of older FF titles, where the player must manage more than one avatar's moves: That's how it feels to play.
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This gives the player the ability to evade bullet patterns that appear (at first glance) to be too thick to move through, and means any hit is an undeniable hit, for it must strike the dead center of the player's ship.
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The reality star's move in meeting the Clinton accusers was pure Trump -- lassoing the media into covering a spectacle -- and placing himself at dead center of the chaos, ready to make the most of the confusion of his disoriented foes.
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This picture now has an apocryphal tie to the dunk above, but LeBron's positioning is different in the picture than the videos and GIFs; he's off to the right in the still, while pretty much dead center in the video.
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A murmur erupted from the sweat-slicked crowd perched on top of the Range 409A observation point as 4th Tank Battalion's M1A2 Abrams Main Battle Tank fired another dead-center hit during TIGERCOMP August 29 aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton.
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And Charles, who is 36 and near the end of his career, drove his third home run of the year over the 396-foot sign just to the right of dead center — a blow, he said later, he would always remember.
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Speaking for myself, I thought each corner today had an amusing cross, I liked the stepped center stack as well, and there was a wicked little combo in the dead center of the grid that could be read two ways.
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The best thing Republicans have going for them is when people see their dead center heart and soul of the Democratic Party and its radical and it&aposs left and it&aposs socialist -- INGRAHAM: Anti-ICE, they&aposre going to shutdown ICE.
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The 14-times major champion set the tone for a storming round when his 25-foot birdie putt on the first hole found the dead center of the cup on a warm and calm morning at TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm in Maryland.
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Born in St. Petersburg (then Leningrad), Kalugin, at 83, now lives just half an hour's drive from the White House, which for decades was dead center in the crosshairs of the KGB, the dreaded secret security forces he served as head of counterintelligence.
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It uses a combination of cameras, radar sensors, and GPS to find what Cadillac calls the "Blue Line," or an imaginary line created by company engineers who mapped more than 26,63 miles with LIDAR sensors to find the dead center of the road.
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In fact, it was so dead center, that he made some kind of carnival game shot into a tiny-ass hole: The whole thing would have felt a lot more rewarding if they gave the man a homer—a 410-foot homer, to be precise.
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Anecdotally, I found the in-screen fingerprint reader is less tolerant of off-angle taps, and like all fingerprint readers, OnePlus' optical scanner can still be a bit finicky, sometimes require a long dead-center press instead of a quick tap to let you in.
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"Starting four back on a very gettable golf course, you kind of need a really flawless round (to have a chance of winning)," Spieth told NBC after nailing a 30-foot par putt dead center at the final hole at Golf Club of Houston.
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Nick Viall is still on TV. The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise, and Bachelor star is currently in the dead center of a heated reality show, in which contestants face off against not only each other, but the prospect of learning how to dance on national television.
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Betts, critical of himself earlier this week for his poor play to begin the season, went deep to dead center to lead off the eighth for a 5-4 lead, and Moreland followed with a blast to right-center as Boston snapped a three-game losing streak.
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Take the stopwatch that Dinnerstein depicts near the dead center of the central panel: depending on who is writing about it, it can be a symbol of art's ability to freeze time, or the starting gun for the three-year marathon that the painting process would become.
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First, Engel positioned his 6-foot-2 frame to first snatch a three-run home run away from Yankees' first baseman Greg Bird on Monday, then he increased the level of difficulty on a ball that catcher Kyle Higashioka crushed to dead center a night later.
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In "Love Is the Message," Mock underlines this by giving almost every member of the cast a moment when they're framed, dead-center, in a close-up, so that we realize Pray Tell's story of love taken away from him is also Stan's story of same and vice versa.
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They found a maddeningly simple solution: Instead of using a bolt with a flat tip on its threaded end, engineers switched to a bolt with a tapered point, known as a "lead-in," that can be guided through the hole even if the robot is a millimeter off dead center.
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If I were forced to list the top five most antiquated activities a person can partake in, from least advanced to most, it would look something like this: Jumping rope Churning butter Off-roading Spearfishing Microwaving a burrito As you can see, dead center in that list is "off-roading" — a.k.
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Additional clues: pen being held halfway down the page in the absolute dead center of it, where nobody has ever held a pen before; still using the first page of the notepad, suggesting no drafts at all; and, wait, why does a billionaire not have a leather-bound notebook to hand?
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Literally: The only features that one can discern in this carbon-black face are two cartoonishly white eyes and, rooted in dark pink gums, 21992 large white teeth with a gap dead center, a top incisor mysteriously gone, a void in a face that, in its way, is itself a void.
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They found a maddeningly simple solution: Instead of using a bolt with a flat tip on its threaded end, engineers switched to a bolt with a tapered point, known as a "lead-in," that can be guided through the hole even if the robot is a millimeter off dead center, Mr. Moravy said.
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The latest leaks do give a bit more to go by, with rumors of a fresh design for the Note 10 that will feature a single front-facing camera embedded in the display (similar to the Galaxy S10 earlier this year), although the Note 20193 will allegedly be putting that camera dead center on the screen.
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When Lib asks her driver for clarification, he tells her they are in the exact dead center of Ireland, and even before she reaches the tiny village where she will lodge in a room at the spirit grocery (a store selling alcohol), Lib becomes aware that the Irish Midlands are dead in ways that go beyond geography.
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I talked to him in 2015.) He handed the reins to sitcom vets Gloria Calderon Kellett (of How I Met Your Mother and Rules of Engagement fame) and Mike Royce (who's worked on everything from Everybody Loves Raymond to Enlisted), and together with Netflix the three have created a series that hits dead center of the conversations we're having in 2017.
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Based on their research, the charts show that: -Reuters has the highest 'accuracy score' of all the publications included -Reuters tracks almost dead center on 'bias score', showing neither left-nor right-wing bias Clearly this is only one piece of research - a snapshot of a moment in time – and it was not specifically setting out to measure accuracy and bias.
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But it would be even nicer if the rows were far enough apart to allow those last-minute arrivals (who always seems to be seated dead center) to get to their seats without knocking dozens of knees and shins along the way — or forcing staggered groups of threes or fours along their route to stand and let them pass in the concert-hall version of the wave.
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Cardinals fielder Randal Grichuk was at bat and T'd up to send one just over the fence, with a man on base—the Cards trailed 6-5—but Broxton came up with a bit of this magic: There's something beautifully geometric about this whole thing: a clean grab just inches away from going over, dead-center, the potential score giving the Cards a one run lead—even Broxton's dance is symmetrical.
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This is like one of those official reviews on a scoring play where you know the runner was down before he broke the plane of goal line and that the call on the field is wrong, but one angle on the play is obscured by a lineman's ass, another isn't dead-center along the goal line so it can't help, and the overhead shot is useless because you can't tell when the knee goes down, so the call can't be overturned.
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