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With TV timeouts, sure. But generally this seems mitigated in football IMO -- the combination of: A) the play clock (requiring the offense to start their next
by adanto6840 12y ago
With TV timeouts, sure. But generally this seems mitigated in football IMO -- the combination of:
A) the play clock (requiring the offense to start their next play quickly) and;
B) the fact that every single play has one or more players interacting with the ball, and some sort of an outcome from it.
Football has a methodical pace similar to baseball, but the biggest difference IMO is that in baseball a high percentage of "plays" (pitches in this context) don't actually result in any "action" and instead are just a ball or a strike.