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VegasABD
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Feb 11, 2012 13:26:07
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Originally posted by Buzz42day
I think casual should be more casual

Be real men and get out of the flag-football I mean casual and in the real deal that is regular GLB
Edited by VegasABD on Feb 11, 2012 13:26:43
 
We_Rule
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Feb 11, 2012 13:37:06
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I was hoping this would be a "final 5 minutes of casual altogether"....... like to say your goodbye's and such.


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Ken1
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Feb 11, 2012 15:14:48
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I'm normally a detractor of casual, but this idea is so reasonable that I'm compelled to +1 it.
 
Willis1984
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Feb 11, 2012 17:46:51
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Originally posted by The Avenger
Currently there is a Final 2 Minutes tactic option based on a score of leading or trailing and of coarse a Quarter 1 through 4 too.

My suggestion is one last additional score based option that would benefit later game play calling in the final 5 minutes of Quarter 4 same as the final 2 minute score based tactic is picked.

The last 2 minutes to run with lead is somewhat useful but in all reality, most teams with a "lead" won't wait that late to run clock manage. Same can be said about a team that is "behind" on the scoreboard looking to all out pass to catch up, 2 minutes is not enough time.

The Q4 score based option to pick a lead or behind tactic is also somewhat unrealistic. If a team is up by 10-13 and this option is on, that is WAAAY too much time to try to clock manage a lead by an all out rush, especially if the team wasn't running well in the first place for whatever reason.

Final 5 minutes is a VERY ideal amount of time and an important amount of time remaining for a team tactic to start run heavy with or lead or pass heavy when behind imho.

Please add this offseason.

Thanks.

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