Codaxx
Well-Known Member
If you can't understand this, then I assume you would recommend Texas never receive a kickoff to start either half.
I never said Texas would have won. I scoffed at the claim that an extra possession couldn't have affected the game. If Texas had lost 52-13, I would agree that the one extra possession wouldn't have meant much. As is, you lost by one FG. So the fact you were winning 10-3 at half is irrelevant. Perhaps with the extra possession you were due you could have led 13-3. See how an extra 3 points could have adjusted the outcome?
I was merely pointing out that Texas did not get 1 less possession and that is patently incorrect. 2nd Half was unaltered by the coin flip. The first half was where Texas screwed up, but in that half possessions were equal. It is a failure in logic to assume it means an extra possession. That only happens if there are an odd number of possessions in a half. Getting the opening kickoff does not guarantee an extra possession, it merely increases the odds of it.