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I’ve felt this way in all professional sports with any sort of challenge/review process. But if the replay can’t determine if a call is right or wrong (stands as called). I personally don’t believe it should be an unsuccessful challenge. No outcome could be determined via replay. So they should in my opinion not lose a timeout or challenge for challenging the call. I personally get annoyed with “the call stands” and you get punished when they couldn’t even clearly determine that their call was correct.