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I think this change is much simpler than everyone’s making it out to be. The time between end of previous play and the next snap will be a maximum of 35 seconds, consistently. Officials will still have to spot the ball within that time and start the game clock when ready. If teams happen to be able to run off a bit more time because of this new rule, then at least it will be consistent for all teams.
That’s how I understand it anyway. Could be wrong.
The CFL needs to be at a place where the game can be visually appealing to fans across the world, NOT JUST IN CANADA!
Do you know how many fans across the world give up watching the CFL in the first 60 sec cause a 55-YD line & the goalpost positioning doesn’t make sense to them?
@RyderStruck@FarhanLaljiTSN@CFL@SportsCentre@TSN_Sports@CFLonTSN@CFLPA When both teams are on the same sideline and the play is near the goal line, players on the further team’s bench have to run 60+ yards just to substitute. The change will make it easier for both teams to substitute.
Welcome to the Wall, Miles Gorrell 🙌🐯
A legendary Tiger-Cat. A Canadian Football Hall of Famer. Now, the 30th inductee into the Wall of Honour at Hamilton Stadium.
Read @SteveMilton22's full article on Gorrell's incredible career!
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@TalkOutLoud@AndreaHorwath I wonder how many AirBnB’s the city could have paid for to house the homeless with the $8 million they’ve spent on 40 shipping containers.
@JonFlynnREstats According to @grok, “the compound annual growth rate based on the provided data, is approximately 5.6% per year. This is lower than the 7% long-term average over 50 years in the GTA”
Are we just reverting to the mean?
In a society marked by solitude, where radical individualism has shifted the emphasis from “us” to “me”, resulting in a deficit of real concern for others, sport – especially team sports – teaches the value of cooperating, working together and sharing. These are at the very heart of God’s own life.