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NCAA Reportedly Considering This Change To College Football Overtime Rules
© Aaron Doster-USA TODAY Sports
Overtime might look a little different next college football season. According to college football insider Ralph D. Russo of the Associated Press, NCAA football rules committee is considering a major change to overtime. Per The Spun...
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The new proposed idea would force teams to go for two during the second overtime period. After that, the game would go into a two-point conversion shoot out — alternating two-point tries instead of full possessions from the 25 yard line.
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saint tiger225•57 months
The NCAA could frick up a wet dream.
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Paradiddler•57 months
Just make it no first downs after 1st OT.
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JackieTreehorn•57 months
I’m surprised they don’t start taking points away for teams that won’t kneel.
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LSUbest•57 months
They should start tweaking all the rules every year until we just hate it.
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Rex Feral•57 months
The whole OT system in college football sucks. Why can't they treat it like the NFL?
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cadillac7563•57 months
College OT is infinitely more exciting than pro
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awestruck•57 months
Better to start'em on the 20 and there's no 1st downs. You got 4 downs and the the other team has four until decided (and done).
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lsusa•57 months
I have always thought that first set of OT starts 1-10 at the 25, second 1-15 at the 25, 3rd 1st and 20 at the 5, first and goal at the 25, and so on
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HoustonGumbeauxGuy•57 months
The big cat drill just became a very important exercise
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Zzyzx•57 months
Stupid. NCAAF has the best and most exciting OT of any sport in the world
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udtiger•57 months
I miss ties. It should be like NFL, still tied after 2nd overtime, tie.
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Prominentwon•57 months
Who the frick plays a sport to TIE? Ties are the worst thing about soccer hockey or any sport where it’s allowed. Play until it’s over.
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Eli Goldfinger•57 months
Dumb Clearly too many democrats on this committee.
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FATBOY TIGER•57 months
stupid
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atltiger6487•57 months
make them start from the 50 instead of the 25
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drexyl•57 months
It’s such a simple solution.
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CajunBullet•57 months
I agree 100% with that suggestion. It will eliminate the lengthy games and high scores in overtime.
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SECdragonmaster•57 months
I think they should force them to go for two the entire time.
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