Why would they signal a goal when they know they have the technology that can tell them the correct decision one second later?

Maybe try reading the article next time.

I'm not sure how ones designates "fastest sport", but I'd say futsal is a much quicker sport than lacrosse, in general.

Never heard of MLL. What's the difference between them and the National Lacrosse League?

What the fuck are you talking about? People go on Jeopardy to win money, not get famous.

Just another fine example of why the various forms of rugby are better than American football.

Was the announcer even watching when the incident happened? Seemed like a long delay before he recognized what happened.

Now if only baseball players could learn to catch without a glove, we'd have similar excitement.

There should be a clause requiring participants to recreate an actual football throwing motion.

This is rugby league, not rugby / rugby union. I'm sure this site will note the difference one of these days.

I like to think it's somewhat similar to this:

Yeah, because NFL players don't look/act like complete morons after making a two-yard run or sacking a QB for a loss of three yards. Doesn't mean that sport isn't goofy.

The Big Lead found this video? The fact they showed it on Good Morning America earlier today probably made it easier for them. Surprised it took so long to post really.

How is futsal goofy exactly? It improves players skills and techniques far more than regular indoor soccer does.

I don't follow NASCAR a great deal, but this whole Chase thing sounds stupid. Why not just have the same format used in F1 and Indy where the guy with the most amount of points at the end of the season is the winner?

It will be a miraculous day when Deadspin finally realizes that rugby union and rugby league are two different games.

Nope. Australian outlets have rectangular holes. They look like circles, which would most likely make it South Africa or India.

Not that is makes a difference to how bad this decision was, but it's the assistant referee who makes this call, not the referee. You can clearly see the referee looking over at him on the touchline.

No map-love for Canada? That's disappointing.