TFA mentioned Kansas (where I sit typing this comment) as potentially losing its importance (such as it is) in college football.
If it turns out that way, it won't just be disappointing for the KU football program; recent action by the program will make it disastrous.
What action? Huge scale reconstruction, of the football portion of the KU campus. As I type, the current football stadium is being demolished, to make way for a bigger and better (and more expensive) stadium, within a fabulous and exciting "Gateway District".
This was already IMO a bad bet, on continuing KU football's recent relative success; if things go the way TFA projects, catastrophic failure could occur regardless of win-loss success.
Light travels about 1 foot/nanosecond, so the travel time from monitor to eyeball is 1 or 2 nanoseconds, which might be 2 or 3 clock cycles. So I think at most 3 operations per CPU.
Couldn't they fire a dart any faster than 30 mph (= 44 fps) ?