For the guys playing 15 min quarters...

[Deegeezy]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigal093

ya but it feels more realistic, b/c in real life they usually snap with like 15 and under usually under 10 sec. or even 5. and i haven't tried it yet, but it doesn't runoff when you hurry-up right? so then you'd have a better chance for a comeback.

Yeah in real life, they usually snap it with under 7 seconds left.

I am going to make it a rule that within the final two minutes, I must use the hurry up offense if I am trying to score rather than call plays from the play call screen. This is because right now, it is quicker to call plays from the screen than it is to do the hurry up offense.

[bigal093]

Quote: Originally Posted by Deegeezy

Yeah in real life, they usually snap it with under 7 seconds left. I am going to make it a rule that within the final two minutes, I must use the hurry up offense if I am trying to score rather than call plays from the play call screen. This is because right now, it is quicker to call plays from the screen than it is to do the hurry up offense.

the runoff doesn't happen within 2 minutes. why do you want to run the hurry up?

[Deegeezy]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigal093

the runoff doesn't happen within 2 minutes. why do you want to run the hurry up?

That is why. Because without the run off, I can end one play, call another, get to the line, and snap the ball within 6-7 seconds which is unrealistic. But if I do hurry up offense, it would take a more real amount of time (12-14 seconds).

[bigal093]

Quote: Originally Posted by Deegeezy

That is why. Because without the run off, I can end one play, call another, get to the line, and snap the ball within 6-7 seconds which is unrealistic. But if I do hurry up offense, it would take a more real amount of time (12-14 seconds).

i see. just take a couple seconds more to call a good play.