wonder why that is, unless they want to give the other team a chance to block the PAT and run it back for 2....or maybe for tiebreakers at the end of the year, because i think there's a tiebreaker that factors in points scored if the first couple tiebreakers don't resolve it.
Of course they don't in OT because its sudden death. I was just talking about regulation.... The NCAA should force the scoring team to kick the xp in regulation as well if they score with no time left.
Well to me the XP is part of the touchdown. That's why I said the NFL does it right by forcing the scoring team with no time left in regulation to kick the XP. IMO.
Of course they don't in OT because its sudden death. I was just talking about regulation.... The NCAA should force the scoring team to kick the xp in regulation as well if they score with no time left.
in the UConn vs Louisville game this year, they actually had the Cards kick the XP after time expired, and the point would have changed the ATS result. The Refs were making a mistake. However, Louisville missed the XP.
