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Originally Posted by johnnybgood
I just found the rule and it says "Beginning with the third extra period, teams scoring a touchdown must attempt a two-point try. A one-point try by Team A (although not illegal) will not score a a point". If you go by this literally, it is something even more odd, since it is "not illegal". It is a score which is awarded 0 points. Rather than a 1-point safety, it is a 0-point safety. It would actually be recorded as a safety but then say, however, due to its occurence in overtime number 3, no points are awarded. Just as if you lined up to kick a field goal for a try in overtime 3+.
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What are you on?
How does "a one point try by Team A will not score a point" mean that there's such a thing as a 0-point safety?
And "kick a field goal for a try?" Do you want to rephrase that? It's either a field goal or a try. Not both.
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