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Time?
What do you guys do to measure the length of your games? Do you use a running clock, the on board timer, a set number of plays, or some other method?
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Since my games are usually interrupted several times and take a few days to complete, I use 20 plays per quarter, not including kick offs. It makes it easier to keep track of them.
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for fast games each team gets a full set of downs to do as much damage as possible (if there is a tie after that then they each get one more down on offence, and if there is still a tie it is a tie... i needed to explain that to my McNabb figure very thoroughly! HA)
for longer games I usually have a running clock for 15 min quarters and only time outs stop the clock. until the last few mins when you can work the sidelines to stop the clock |
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Running clock. 60-minute quarters. Try and run 85-100 plays per game.
Normal stoppages for like incompletions, etc., happen in the final 5 minutes of each half, and each team has 3 time outs. Only other stoppages are for changes in possession. Ed
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Thanks for the replies so far. My cousin and I used to play 15 play quarters in our league as kids. We didn't pass and games usually took nearly 4 hours. I'd like to start playing solitaire but finding 4 hours in a day is nearly impossible.
@Al- I spent most of the morning reading about your solitaire league...very inspirational and fantastic post game wrap ups. |
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Thanks, Eric. I tried to write it as if you were reading the Monday Sports section. Wow, you spent most of the morning reading it. I guess I'll have to type faster next time so it won't take as long to read...
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Al- I got up at 10:00, made breakfast and coffee, so make your own conclusions
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Timing
This spring in my college league I will run 15 play quarters. Time Outs will add 1 play to the quarter, so a quarter could be 21 plays
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i just do 10 plays per quarter, each team has available 2 timeout plays for the end of each half. game takes about 3 hrs in no hurry.
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I play 1 minute halves. I use a stop watch and the game clock only runs when the board is on. This way I can walk away from the game and come back the next day if I need to and the time is exact. Usually have game scores in the teens and twenties, so it works pretty good.
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