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Sun Feb 23, 2003, 11:26pm
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I know that for 8 minute quarter HS varsity games the overtime period is 4 minutes.
Someone recently told me that overtime is supposed to be 1/2 the length of a quarter. Is that true? I've always thought that for JV games (7 minute quarters) the overtime should be 3 minutes, but the person that told me this "1/2 rule" says it should be 3:30. Has anyone else heard of this rule? 
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Sun Feb 23, 2003, 11:32pm
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By rule, it should be 4 minutes.
5-7-3 The length of each extra period shall be four minutes. For games played with six-minute quarters, the length of each extra period shall be three minutes. Since the rule does not address 7 minute quarters, 4 minutes should be correct.
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Mon Feb 24, 2003, 12:56am
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Interesting. Funny thing...I guess I've never had an OT in a game with 7 min qrts. Never thought of it.
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Mon Feb 24, 2003, 09:10am
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Boys JV game, part of a 6-game Saturday schedule, went into double overtime. The first OT was 4 minutes, the second was 2. The officials told both coaches before the second OT if the game was tied at the end of the second OT, it would be recorded as a tie. One ref looked suspiciously like Bud Selig.
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Mon Feb 24, 2003, 09:45am
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Since the rules do not specify the length of OT in a 7 minute quarter game, the decision is completely up to the league or other governing body. In my county in NY we routinely play 7-min. quarters at the junior high level and the OT is 3 minutes. Also, by decision of the governing body, if there is a second OT in these games, it is sudden death.
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Mon Feb 24, 2003, 10:24am
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What's an "overtime"?
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