Re: Obscure football stats?
- From: fvicarel3@xxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 29 Feb 2008 14:12:30 -0800 (PST)
On Feb 29, 9:28 am, "Rave On!" <otwca...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Feb 29, 12:21�pm, fvicar...@xxxxxxx wrote:
I heard that tis years superbowl was the only one ever with three (opr
was it four) lead changes in the fourth quarter. �Then looking at the
box scores I realized, every score in the game resulted in a lead
change, and I"m wondering if that happens often, but I'm not wondring
quite enough to look over all the superbowl scores. �In sauch a game,
no one the lead coule never have been more than six or seven points at
any given time, and no team could score twice in a row.
I wonder if such games often occur, o if it was a real rarity. �I know
during th regular season, there's usually a couple games here and
there that seem to really go back and forth, but how often does every
single score result in a lead change?
I'll wait, ....get back to me on it as soon you're able. :)
Fredo:
EVERY score results in a lead change. If a team leads by 3 and scores
a field goal, the lead CHANGES to 6. If they score a touchdown and
the PAT, the lead CHANGES to 9, then 10.
Now, to answer your intended question of, "how often is it that every
score results in the trailing team gaining the lead in the game?" I
have no friggin' clue. I just figured it was time to bust someone's
balls. TAG! You're it!!!
Rave On!
Scott
That would be a score change, the same team would still be leading.
Youre it.
.
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