Wisconsin overtime controversy

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

This was on last Friday in a second round game. On Saturday morning everyone in the state (it seems) knew what had happened.

We had a second round game in the early afternoon Saturday and the visiting coach asked me what we would do in that situation. How do you say, "I would never allow a snap in that situation" without throwing the other crew under the bus?

"I'm not sure I know all the facts of that situation - I haven't talked to the crew yet. From what I've heard, I am not sure we'd have handled it the same way, but who knows what happened that we've NOT heard."

[Steven Tyler]

There was a situation a few years back when officials stopped the game after the 3rd OT with the game tied. They were under the impression/uninformed that was the max allowed under the rules.

[silverpie]

Originally Posted by Steven Tyler

There was a situation a few years back when officials stopped the game after the 3rd OT with the game tied. They were under the impression/uninformed that was the max allowed under the rules.

In West Virginia in the regular season, it is.