The "Scrum in Goal" Factor (SIG FACTOR)
by Nathan · in ThinkTanks · 08/07/2003 (10:13 pm) · 3 replies
You may be wondering what the scrum in goal factor is.
Well, to put it simply, I hate it. Here's a story:
The teams are all messed up in the goal, and you just happen to get the scrum. Instead of scoring, you have to back out, and drive back in, chancing you'll lose a valuable point.
The SIG Factor, I call it, has accounted for over 20 lost points on my point. (Points on my point, LOL)
Anyway, bravetree, PLEASE FIX THIS!
SIG FACTOR: aka: THE BIG FACTOR (Ball in goal), A PITA (pain in the ass)
Thinktanks ID: Nathan
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Well, to put it simply, I hate it. Here's a story:
The teams are all messed up in the goal, and you just happen to get the scrum. Instead of scoring, you have to back out, and drive back in, chancing you'll lose a valuable point.
The SIG Factor, I call it, has accounted for over 20 lost points on my point. (Points on my point, LOL)
Anyway, bravetree, PLEASE FIX THIS!
SIG FACTOR: aka: THE BIG FACTOR (Ball in goal), A PITA (pain in the ass)
Thinktanks ID: Nathan
Go to my TT fan site: www.geocities.com/nathan_ttfs
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If it was otherwise we would open ourselves up to a world of grief from campers.
"Snatch and run Nathan.. snatch and run.."
Tank Dork
08/08/2003 (4:39 am)
Well stated Tally.. the scrum must be brought through the green ring to score.. not merely possessed while inside.If it was otherwise we would open ourselves up to a world of grief from campers.
"Snatch and run Nathan.. snatch and run.."
Tank Dork
Tally Ho