Both had a chance and failed, so now only one gets a second chance?

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Nov 4, 2024
9:36:09pm

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Simple overtime fix: both teams have a chance to possess the ball. If the second

Nikomedes

Nov 4, 9:32pm

Oooh, I like that.

MarylandFan

Nov 4, 9:33pm

What if they do this. Two halves, thirty minutes each. Each team starts with the ball for one half. Then, if it’s tied,

RealTaysomHill

Nov 4, 9:33pm

How do you determine who gets the ball to start sudden death?

MarylandFan

Nov 4, 9:34pm

Flip a coin. Rock paper scissors. Who cares. Both teams had a chance to win the game in regulation

RealTaysomHill

Nov 4, 9:35pm

Both had a chance and failed, so now only one gets a second chance?

Powerbait DPM

Nov 4, 9:36pm

Skip the 15 minutes. Coin flip wins it.

Jeremy

Nov 4, 9:36pm

Since both teams had a chance, you’d be fine with the refs deciding who wins

bluesloth

Nov 4, 9:39pm

But both teams won't necessarily under those overtime rules.

MarylandFan

Nov 4, 9:42pm

Just switch to college OT rules.

cheezedawg

Nov 4, 9:36pm

Bench press competition at midfield. Teams would start carrying a power lifter

Disco Lemonade

Nov 4, 9:37pm

Sounds too much like soccer.

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