Overtime Coin Tosses

[MRV52]

I heard tails

You sure you weren't confusing the coin toss with the movie Rat Race?

 

[MRV52]

Win it in regulation then. I think I.d rather do without OT, and just have ties. Talk about an even bigger playoff scenario clusterduck. I think it would be more entertaining

What is wrong with ending a game with a tie? Do we really need overtime?

 

[jobberone]

I heard tails

It was clearly...to me...tails. As an aside the team that gets the ball first wins 57% of the time since the rule change. And the defense was gassed and injured.

I agree with the idea of everyone gets a change to score. I actually like the college rules. But that's too much TV time so I don't see it happening. I'm guessing ratings would go way up but whatever.

I also think they should wade into a pool and one guy from each team fight until one wins. I'm betting on Gunny Highway.

 

[jobberone]

What is wrong with ending a game with a tie? Do we really need overtime?

Only in the playoffs which is where it all started. Back to the future I guess.