<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>While field refs stuck with the old game plan of reviewing plays (when necessary) on typical SD screens, execs for the Pac-10 watched HD screens at the back of the same review room, according to the Los Angeles Times.
While<wm> they didn't know exactly which teams were reviewing each other's games, the idea was clear. They all shared a common goal: to develop and fine-tune their "football IQ" - which is not a phrase often used at sports. "If football IQ is built-in, then that's probably not going to be so bad," said an ESPN analyst.
Quarterbacks like Tim Thomas of the Bills and Shaun Alexander of the Bengals, who've both developed high scores from their teams, have also talked</wm> about how playing in games like this would boost their game knowledge.
Playing games with the cameras will enable