Could this be the future of online gametrackers?

[LASooner]

http://isvis.com/work/silverlight/3d/tracking/

requires the latest version of silverlight installed, but this is pretty dang cool.

[Sooner_Tuf]

I don't know but that is as cool as it gets.

[SoonerofAlabama]

I like it. If it could work for basketball, it would be great because I have to watch the Clippers games on NBA Gamecast on ESPN.com, which is a little unexciting.

[Soonerfan88]

Love it. Hopefully it can be incorporated for more sports, especially basketball. I don't get many OU games on tv here (maybe that will change with streaming OU channel?) and 'watch' them on gametracker.

[DarrellZero]

Neat, but not sure it could feasibly replace gametrackers due to the cost and complexity of the extra gear required (stereoscopic cameras?).

Could serve as an enhancement to live TV broadcasts though, also as an analysis tool for coaches.

[OU-HSV]

I don't think that would make watching soccer scores change any more exciting. Will it work for American Football??? That's the real question

[SoonerShay]

Hey LASooner, what do you know about the new Wii that is rumored to be coming out real soon?

[cvsooner]

That is pretty cool but why am I reminded of those old vibrating football field with plastic men games?

[LostCreekSooner]

That is pretty cool but why am I reminded of those old vibrating football field with plastic men games?

I loved that game... unless of course my running back ran around in circles! I read an article on an American Airlines flight about 20 years ago that talked about that game. If anybody can find or has the article please post... us old geezers would enjoy!

http://www.switched.com/2008/01/09/electric-football-is-back/