Getting into part two of the Byselfold here on the Irish Breakdown podcast brought to you by our friends over at Fanduil.

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By so hold, the NFL should adopt the following college football rules, college overtime, down with contact, targeting rule.

Well, we kind of addressed that one in the previous one, but the NFL should adopt.

Of these, I'm buying college overtime.

I would much rather do that than any other two.

I don't think the NFL should adopt either one of those rules.

The targeting rules, absolute garbage.

And I don't think the down

without contact rule is it's not a bad rule. I get it. It's always been that way. I'm totally fine with it, but I prefer the NFL rule. Like, you know what I mean? Trave. Like you can you can think one rule is better, but not be like, but the college rule sucks. You know what I mean? Like, no, I think they're both fine rules. And I'm someone who doesn't want to adopt all these NFL rules in college and all these

college rules in the NFL. to mean like no i think they're both fine rules and and i'm i'm someone who doesn't want to adopt

all these NFL rules in college and all these college rules in the NFL i want them to be two

different games yeah it's just i don't like the current version of of college football

college football's never been like the NFL and i would argue argue it's closer to the NFL now than it ever has

been. And I don't necessarily like that. So I would I would buy college overtime. And even then,

I'm like, I, well, I think college overtime should be altered as well. I think college overtime should be there's no two-point conversion mess.

I think you start from the 40.

The NFL changed their overtime rule, so it's no longer just sudden death.

So I actually like the NFL's overtime now more than I like college.

Like I don't like starting on your 25.

I don't.

Like I think there has to be some level of earning, getting into field goal range.

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