11-19-2012, 02:33 AM
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Originally Posted by ruffryder
Wow! what another weekend of football!
Anyone catch the Texans/Jaguars. Into OT and it was anyones game then! However, the Texans took it.
I must have missed something with the rules of OT changing.  I thought it used to be whoever scored first but it seems now both teams have a chance to have the ball back? is this correct?
I am surprised to see the Colts currently (the word is currently haha) ahead of the Pats! Go Colts! LOL |
ruff,
Starting in 2012, regular-season overtime will be the same as postseason overtime i.e. modified sudden death.
My understanding is a TD (or safety) on the opening possession will automatically end the game. A FG will not.
In the case of an opening FG, the opposing team must be given the chance to win or tie. Failing to score ends the game.
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