[Husker] ten whole seconds

[Mark Landin]

On 2/16/07, gscratch1 at comcast.net <gscratch1 at comcast.net> wrote:
> > ...to have a 15 second play clock (rather than 25) after a
> > time out, ...
>
> It seems to me, having a shorted play clock after a timeout would not be much of a hardship; unless you've decided to run one of those 'multiple-shift' plays that seem to take so long to start.
>
> on a slightly-related subject:  is there some rule that forbids (or at least, discourages) teams from a "real" huddle during a TV timeout ?  having been to a few live games, the teams just seem to stand around during a TV timeout.
>

Dunno if it's a rule or not, but during a timeout the team usually
takes the opportunity to substitue more thoughtfully, get water to the
players, etc, which would be harder to do if they are huddling.