@pat4_c@Samthemann21@ScholasticsFan@MeganMakinMoney Incorrect, if each team scores 30% of the time independently, meaning 70% of the time they don’t. The probability of both teams failing to score is more around 50% (.7 x .7 =.49), meaning there’s a 50% chance at least one team scores.
@pat4_c@Samthemann21@ScholasticsFan@MeganMakinMoney It’s sudden death after the receiving team’s first possession, no? Playing for a hypothetical third drive makes no sense, teams have a much better advantage knowing whether they’re in 3 or 4 down territory as opposed to having no choice but to score not once, but back to back.