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AeroHorn

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  1. <not so humble brag> I am on this list List of prolific inventors - Wikipedia
  2. Or we can treat OT as an extension and continue with the team that had the ball at the end of the regulation. Edit: It will make for an interesting decision near the end whether to play slow, go for OT and give the other team a chance to get the ball or score now and end the game.
  3. If it is certain that teams will score easily in overtime due to fatigue, etc., then all the more reason to (i) ensure each team gets at least one possession and (ii) face an extended field to not make the scoring as "certain". A simplistic approach would be to have an extra quarter but there is a chance of tie too. If scoring is still easy with an extended field too, then giving equal possessions takes away the incentive to stop a TD from being scored. If team A scores FG/TD, team B scores the same FG/TD, and team A scores TD, giving the ball to team B again may seem "fair" but it takes away from the football aspect of trying to keep the ball away from the opponent, clock management, etc. that happens at the end of each halves.
  4. All fair points, but in a tie game, this point applies to both teams; so why favor one team with the coin toss? Agreed that defense is a big part of the game, so why is the coin-toss-winning team's defense not tested? Both teams played to a tie and both teams' offense and defense should be made to play. I prefer NFL's OT to college football's version with the only addition that both teams get at least one possession, with the rest of the rules including sudden death with a TD or more points with equal possessions be the same. College football's OT is cute but not really a football game but more to reduce extra playing time through quick scores that doesn't always work.
  5. good word Wordle 219 4/6 ⬛⬛⬛⬛🟨 🟨🟨⬛⬛⬛ ⬛🟨🟩🟨🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
  6. It is like there are two Vinces playing
  7. The D has tried to blitz but both QBs have proved to be basically unsackable. So, just fall back and be at the mercy of great throwing offenses.
  8. Kelce went down at the middle of the field. Bills shouldn't have touched him!
  9. NFL's conservative nature on full display, in contrast to college football.
  10. Burrow's one weakness seems to be that he doesn't throw away
  11. True. There have been a few drops, and with poor OL play, Burrows doesn't have much to go with.
  12. Bengal WRs are not playing well
  13. this is a good one Wordle 208 4/6 ⬛⬛⬛⬛🟨 ⬛⬛🟨⬛⬛ ⬛🟨⬛🟩⬛ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
  14. red and white confetti works for both
  15. Duh. Bama beat Georgia so they have beaten them too. Now Georgia is national champ and they are too.
  16. Bama had 1+minute and 3 TOs. They could have played the intermediate middle game instead of rainbows to the outside.
  17. Young has to run now. If not, Georgia will blitz.
  18. why throw? Just run.
  19. Bama need to over-commit to stopping the run
  20. keep running. 4 yards per carry
  21. GA should just run, or designed bootleg, no drop backs.
  22. the QB should have kept on that option play. He had three of his team and no defense in front of him
  23. Bennett was bizzaro-Bennett on that drive.
  24. The reffing is very one-sided.
  25. Herb was neutral during NFL game couple of days back but is very editorial during college games.
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