Kick vs. Receive - To Start the Game




Kick vs. Receive - To Start the Game
I post this, on the heels of the UF game, because we were on a roll ending the 1st half.
Thoughts? Anyone?








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GO OWLS!!!





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owlfan1 said
I understand your reasoning. I think teams generally try to kick in order to get the ball in the second half. I really think it depends on the strength of the team. If the team has a great defense go ahead and kickoff with the expectation of getting a three and out. If the offense is high powered I would say receive the ball and try to get down the field and score early in order to get some momentum right away. It is always nice to go up early.
GO OWLS!!!
I understand your reasoning too, but if the offense is "High Powered", then once it's clicking then you can keep it going to set the tone at the start of the 2nd half too. It's a lil risky IMO to start a game on offense, because IMO most teams don't score on opening drives.
Just my opinion, no facts.





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Always been my preference, as Id rather start on offense after teams have adjusted to get the ball rolling both physically and metaphorically.





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smittysahoot said
Always kickoff first half and receive second half. Actually, it's better to defer your option. What if a hurricane comes through Lockhart and produces 60 mph winds (exaggerating to prove a point). If you defer in the first half, you'll choose the wind in the second half.
Except that when the University of Miami chose to kickoff in both halves of a game, it ended their 56 game home winning streak when they lost to Washington.




Re: Kick vs. Receive - To Start the Game
smittysahoot said
Always kickoff first half and receive second half. Actually, it's better to defer your option. What if a hurricane comes through Lockhart and produces 60 mph winds (exaggerating to prove a point). If you defer in the first half, you'll choose the wind in the second half.
However
since FAU historically putters out in the third quarter
in our case
it's better to recieve in the first half and put those points up early
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