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tango602 -> XFL Rules? (11/25/2009 10:24:27 AM)

Is there any way to get the XFL's rules in the game?



hack153 -> RE: XFL Rules? (11/25/2009 5:34:24 PM)

there are no set XFL rules. however, you can adjust the rules/settings to reflex that of the XFL (or pretty close). the only thing you can't do is the scramble.


for the game's "unofficial" forum go to http://www.maxmykal.com/

you'll find a ton more board activity there and lots of free game add-ons. i think of it as the place for the hard core fans.



Mykal -> RE: XFL Rules? (11/25/2009 8:35:44 PM)

to add to what Hack has wrote

in our "user created" area (over at maxmykal.com)
their is a utility for the XFL Scramble

But dont ask me how it works........... I dont even know what the "Scramble" is period



tango602 -> RE: XFL Rules? (11/28/2009 4:30:11 PM)

thanks, will be shortly appearing at maxmykal.com and will be bugging mother to get me the game



admiral66 -> RE: XFL Rules? (11/29/2009 9:49:03 PM)

Mykal,
The infamous "XFL scramble" took the place of the coin toss. The ball was placed on the 40-yard line and one player from each team lined up at midfield. The ref blew the whistle and the players scrambled to the ball with the player coming up with the ball winning the scramble and had the choice of kicking or receiving. This lasted all of one week I believe, as one player dislocated his shoulder after the scramble and was gone for the year!



DONMVP -> RE: XFL Rules? (11/29/2009 10:20:10 PM)

your right about a player getting hurt , not sure how long he was out. I thought that was the dumbest thing ever created.



Magnum357 -> RE: XFL Rules? (1/12/2010 11:06:47 PM)

Ya, the "XFL Scramble" rule was probably not a good rule.  [8|]  But the XFL had a few other interesting rules.  If I remember correctly, on punts, the ball was live if it traveled 25 yards past the LOS (or something like that) so teams couldn't "down" the ball if no receiver catched it, it basically "forced" a return.  And the punting team could not run past the LOS until the ball was punted and the punt return player had a 5 yard halo before he caught the ball, this was suppose to create a wider open punt return game.  Out of all the rules the XFL had, I thought this was probably the best they came up with.

They had a few others if I remember.  You were allowed to have one receiver (flanker) to go forward motion before the snap, but this was basically a copy of AFL/CFL rules.  The XFL had an interesting Overtime rules, it was similar to college OT but it had some unique twists to it.  Can't remember how it went.



Tbird -> RE: XFL Rules? (1/18/2010 4:09:25 AM)

Minus all the Drama

This was a decent league,  I think McMahon should've kept his mouth shut too [:D]



Marauders -> RE: XFL Rules? (6/2/2011 1:31:10 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Magnum357
But the XFL had a few other interesting rules.  If I remember correctly, on punts, the ball was live if it traveled 25 yards past the LOS (or something like that) so teams couldn't "down" the ball if no receiver catched it, it basically "forced" a return.  And the punting team could not run past the LOS until the ball was punted and the punt return player had a 5 yard halo before he caught the ball, this was suppose to create a wider open punt return game.  Out of all the rules the XFL had, I thought this was probably the best they came up with.

That is a lot like the CFL rules for punts.




Brockleigh -> RE: XFL Rules? (7/1/2011 12:52:44 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Marauders


That is a lot like the CFL rules for punts.




Well, sort of.

The CFL punting rules are an offshoot of the game's rugby days. As such, on a punting play, the punter, and anyone on the kicking team who is behind the punter at the time of the kick, is onside and can recover the kicked ball. All other players on the kicking team must respect the five-yard 'halo' around the ball. Violation of the five-yard zone is punishable by a five yard "No Yards" penalty if the ball was fielded off the ground, or a fifteen yard "No Yards" penalty if the ball was fielded in the air.



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