Horrible.
The worst will be at the end of games where a defense tries to get a stop and you have 3 timeouts. Right when the other team gets the ball you have to use a timeout. So they have 3 downs for your 2 timeouts. It changes the entire game.
Then there are the obvious spots throughout the game...just a terrible rule change.
I wouldn't mind it AS MUCH if it were up until the last 5:00 minutes of the half and game though.
The worst will be at the end of games where a defense tries to get a stop and you have 3 timeouts. Right when the other team gets the ball you have to use a timeout. So they have 3 downs for your 2 timeouts. It changes the entire game.
Then there are the obvious spots throughout the game...just a terrible rule change.
I wouldn't mind it AS MUCH if it were up until the last 5:00 minutes of the half and game though.
I feel like the end of halves now are way too fast, with the lack of big time arms in the college game this really takes away from late in the half moving the ball quickly...this is a horrible rule change that I cannot believe took place....a very drastic change, that has changed the game significantly, why would they do this, who cares if the games are over 3 hours, I don't know anyone who cares ....I am very disappointed
Just thought about this a second......lets say for example Notre Dame tonight gets a first down with 24 seconds remaining in the 3rd quarter they dont run a play. Soo when they return from the commercial break and spot the ball for play the could conceivably run another 24 seconds off the clock before they snap it? Am I correct on this or am I just not wanting to believe that it actually could happen. What were these jokers thinking when they implemented these changes.....obviously they werent or perhaps they may have been intoxicated. Yuck! I hate these new timing abnormalties. I guess the only thing that we the People can possibly do about this is to call in to the call in shows on ESPN Radio and bitch and bitch.....I ve said enough.
stef said:
exactly.....It's really a horrible......why tinker with a good product. And college football is just that.
The NCAA legislative body that passed this are morons...I can't believe the coaches and AD's didn't put up a fight to stop this from going through. I don't even know if they have any say in it, but there should have been opposition somewhere.
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