GOONx19;1776143 wrote:What would you suggest?
Any of these work...
lhslep134;1776146 wrote:At least in regards to overtime, ensure the other team touches the ball even if the team who gets the ball first scores a TD. Then if Team 2 scores a TD to tie, it "resets" meaning there's another coin flip and the rules start again: even if Team 1 scores a TD Team 2 gets a chance to tie. All other overtime rules are the same. For example if Team 1 kicks FG Team 2 can win with TD or if Team 1 turns it over Team 2 wins with FG.
Sonofanump;1776147 wrote:NCAA overtime, but start at midfield, so it would take two first downs (~20 yards) for a <50 yard FG.
vball10set;1776148 wrote:Each team should get possession of the ball at least once in OT. Period.
ts1227;1776170 wrote:The closest you'll ever get to perfect is playing out an entire quarter for OT. The players would likely never agree to it, the networks would likely fight it too, and at least in the regular season you'd likely have way more ties so long as those exist.
Imagine basketball saying, in OT the winner is the first team who scores a FG. But, teams have the chance to make free throws back and forth. Never happen, because it's dumb. What about baseball extra innings...first team to score wins -- better hope you ain't the home team by chance -- or coin flip to see who bats first. Lousy OT rules. Terrible decision/planning of the setup.