PRCA’s Steve Knowles Talks Replay Review at 2024 NFR

The National Finals Rodeo will have some added tech this year

The PRCA and National Finals Rodeo announced Monday that they have approved the implementation of a replay review system for the 2024 NFR.

The following situations are eligible for replay: no nod, crossfire, markout, livestock infraction, barrier penalty, or malfunction.

If it is not a judge’s call, it cannot be reviewed.

PRCA Director of Rodeo Administration Steve Knowles joined WSR to talk about the details and how much thought has gone into what is reviewable.

“We did a test on this all of last National Finals Rodeos on these points we are going to review. We timed them and how long it would take... It’s a safety net for these judges”

Knowles went on to clarify that there will be no athlete challenges at the NFR.

“We have no challenges, all calls made in the arena on these points will be reviewed automatically.”

A group of replay officials will be on site with a separate production from the television production, meaning they will have angles of reviews that you may not see on tv.

This will be the first NFR with replay reviews.

The second to last performance of 2024 in the Thomas and Mack is here.
With two performances remaining, several cowboys threw a wrench into the World Standings
Marty Yates and Ty Harris matched speeds to split the Go-Round win.
Kassie Mowry and Shelley Morgan claim Round 8 at the NFR.
Dean Thompson picks up another win in Las Vegas.
The eighth night of rodeo’s Super Bowl is here.
A pair of 3.5’s earn Dakota Eldridge and Jesse Brown a trip to the South Point.
Ever since the first weekend ended, it’s been the Kassie Mowry show in the barrel racing