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2023 Football Schedule

Seems like a fairly big change IMO. That much less time for the offense to think/plan/operate. This will definitely cost some teams in important spots this fall who haven’t yet adjusted.
 
DeacDaddy said:
Seems like a fairly big change IMO. That much less time for the offense to think/plan/operate. This will definitely cost some teams in important spots this fall who haven’t yet adjusted.
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I mean it doesn't change the play clock at all it's just that the clock keeps running.
 
DeacDaddy said:
End of half / end of game situations.
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The clock will still stop after first downs in the last two minutes of each half.

The only thing you might notice is a team that's a couple of scores behind might go into hurry-up mode sooner in the second half.
 
Biff said:
The clock will still stop after first downs in the last two minutes of each half.

The only thing you might notice is a team that's a couple of scores behind might go into hurry-up mode sooner in the second half.
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Got it.
 
IamThunderbolt said:
I predict an increase in defense “injuries”
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Yep. They really need to do something to address that. My suggestion is that a player who is injured and causes a time out has to sit out the rest of that series. If a player is truly hurt, it would be helpful for them to recover. But if the player is just trying to get a free TO or slow down the other time, it would be a much more difficult decision about it being worth missing multiple plays.
 
LilburnDeac said:
Yep. They really need to do something to address that. My suggestion is that a player who is injured and causes a time out has to sit out the rest of that series. If a player is truly hurt, it would be helpful for them to recover. But if the player is just trying to get a free TO or slow down the other time, it would be a much more difficult decision about it being worth missing multiple plays.
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I dont know what the solution is but the league needs to enforce harsh punishment when NC ST, I mean players, try to pull that shit.
 
You know, it's linear.

Like sequential, following a series of steps. Game 1 is at a normal time of 7 pm. Logically, game 2 will be at 11:00 am.

Duh.
 
WF is really kicking off the Vandy game at 11 am? Apparently, to allow for a 2:15 kickoff for the Charleston Southern v. Clemson game.
 
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