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Hagbard Celine

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All I know is it's too fucking much. It makes me not even want to watch football sometimes.

1. Cut down on the unnecessary TV timeouts.

2. Don't stop the clock after every first down.

3. Cut the play clock down to 30 from 40.

All of that would make the game much more enjoyable to watch.

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1 minute ago, Phoenix said:

All I know is it's too fucking much. It makes me not even want to watch football sometimes.

1. Cut down on the unnecessary TV timeouts.

2. Don't stop the clock after every first down.

3. Cut the play clock down to 30 from 40.

All of that would make the game much more enjoyable to watch.

1 - Yes.  But TV pays the bills, so this is an uphill battle. 

2 - Fuck that.  The answer is NOT less football and less ability for teams to make comebacks (i.e. exciting football)

3 - The play clock that starts right away is doing the job.  

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1 hour ago, KYHorn said:

One thing the NFL has done well is having the split screen for shorter commercials. It makes it feel like you're spending less of your time watching commercials. I think it's a great move.

For all the bitching about the NFL they do a masterful job keeping their game time right at 3 hours, even with the increase in passing every year....

 

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45 minutes ago, Ignatius said:

For all the bitching about the NFL they do a masterful job keeping their game time right at 3 hours, even with the increase in passing every year....

 

Let's compare the average number of snaps in an NFL game vs college.  

I don't give a shit about the NFL, and I sure as hell don't want less college football.

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2 minutes ago, TrashMaster G said:

Let's compare the average number of snaps in an NFL game vs college.  

I don't give a shit about the NFL, and I sure as hell don't want less college football.

Shorter games doesn't mean less college football if the amount of action shown on the field is the same.

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5 hours ago, Hagbard Celine said:

Who has the stats on number of TV commercial breaks, and why, i.e. change of possession, team timeout, end of quarter/half, injury, bags of dicks on the field, et.c

Kinda like I thought with the ISU game—-it felt like a NFL game with all the TV time outs/commercials 

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