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My only problem with the college overtime is that it makes the games longer, the game can drag on all night. I like sudden death, get it over with quickly.
My only problem with the college overtime is that it makes the games longer, the game can drag on all night. I like sudden death, get it over with quickly.
I'd rather watch a triple OT college game then a OT where the team scraps on enough points just to kick a field-goal but that is just personal preference.
Not a fan of the NFL overtime myself. I like the college way but here is what I would do instead.
Do it like the NBA.
Put 5 minutes on the clock. Flip the coin and start playing. If it's still tied at the end of minutes then put another 5 minutes on there and go again. They already put up 15 minutes for the OT quarter anyway so why not give them all that time?
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