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Gameclock in Canadian Football - 4/11/2011 5:45:39 AM

bmosher

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In Canadian football, the gameclock runs after incomplete passes, penalties, while conversions are being kicked, &c. I find that even at 10 minute quarters, every game has an ungodly number of plays. CFL games usually only have about 100-115 plays.

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RE: Gameclock in Canadian Football - 4/21/2011 4:02:56 AM

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I'm not sure if DW (David Winters) even looks on this forum any more or what involvement he has with the game.

FYI....here's where all the MaxFb gamers are at.

http://maxmykal-forum.forumotion.com/

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RE: Gameclock in Canadian Football - 5/20/2011 3:40:58 AM

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ORIGINAL:In Canadian football, the gameclock runs after incomplete passes, penalties, while conversions are being kicked, &c. I find that even at 10 minute quarters, every game has an ungodly number of plays. CFL games usually only have about 100-115 plays.

An average CFL game has more plays than that. As I recall, it is around 150 plays if one counts all special teams plays.

Keep in mind that the time run off the clock between plays in CFL games is less, as the clock stops while the ball is being placed. There are also automatic clock stoppages after each play in the final three minutes of each half.

How many plays are you seeing in each game?

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