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Football Officiating => Texas Topics => Topic started by: dammitbobby on November 17, 2024, 01:08:56 PM
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I'm inputting scores into the bracket, and I have a question on one... on the UIL bracket online, it has this:
Georgetown 48
Burleson Centennial 42 (2OT)
Friday Night Football app has the same score... How can you have a 5-point differential in an overtime game? Am I having a brain fart or is that not possible?
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48-42 is a 6 point spread.
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Has the fart dissipated, yet? LOL
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Oh dear, LOL. Yeah the cloud is cloud is lifting, now. kindergarten math is hard, apparently.
Yeah I'm telling you it's been a day so far, working on the spreadsheet. last week and through Tues are by far the busiest due to the sheer volume of scores and assignments.
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Please forgive the abusive comments. They are all in good fun.
Thank you for putting in the time and effort on the playoffs spreadsheet.
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Just as a fun exercise, a 5 point spread in OT is possible a couple different ways. How so?
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Just as a fun exercise, a 5 point spread in OT is possible a couple different ways. How so?
First team kicks a field goal. 2nd team screws up really bad and manages to give up a safety.
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First team kicks a field goal. 2nd team screws up really bad and manages to give up a safety.
Apes vs Bears
Apes score a TD in first possession, then suffer an embarrassing 1 point safety on the try. Then the Bears fail to score in their possession series.
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And a really "want to see that happen": First team scores a TD and a one point extra point. On the second possession series the second team scores a safety.