How about “and now we take you to the regularly scheduled programming cause this game has gone on long enough” for those of us who could give a rat’s … patootie.
I admit it - I pay even less attention to any sport in the off-season than I do during the regular season… Are they getting rid of Sudden Death, or just the name?
Edcole1961 almost 15 years ago
How about, “Slow, painful death?”
hgreene almost 15 years ago
Time for another beer
jesands almost 15 years ago
“Lingering Death”
jslabotnik almost 15 years ago
Death with chance of parole
Nighthawks Premium Member almost 15 years ago
how about: sudden victory…. or : first score wins ….how about: tiebreaker
yeh, that’s it — a “tiebreaker”
catqueen almost 15 years ago
How about “and now we take you to the regularly scheduled programming cause this game has gone on long enough” for those of us who could give a rat’s … patootie.
Itsjustb almost 15 years ago
How about, “Only mostly dead”? (With apologies to The Princess Bride)
tyshores almost 15 years ago
imminent disaster for someone,maybe
Plods with ...™ almost 15 years ago
How about ending in a tie?
Sorry - old school.
Jkboz almost 15 years ago
Sudden “mostly” death, or Mostly sudden death
Alabama Al almost 15 years ago
“rac0308”, ties may work in regular season, but in the post-season you have to have a final resolution in overtime.
Wait … maybe … Final Resolu … nah, never mind.
stucknKY almost 15 years ago
Detention - for those who can’t get it done on time.
vonklem almost 15 years ago
Overtime Opportunity Play-off Situation or OOPS
JBBeckum almost 15 years ago
How about ‘overtime’. Now that’s a great concept.
FirstSon almost 15 years ago
Football…Hm-m-m-m…
Oh yeah! That’s that ‘Alternative Sports Activity’ between the World Series and Opening Day!
Call it what you want, who gives a rats rear…
gbproff almost 15 years ago
How about Final Decision
David Barndollar almost 15 years ago
There are no comebacks in extra time, so:
No Comebacks
as in:
“It’s no-comebacks time” or “And now we go to a No Comebacks overtime session”
It has a bit of an edge to it, as well as a spy-thriller history, as the title of a Robert Ludlum short story collection…
JsubD almost 15 years ago
Instant oblivion.
lpw almost 15 years ago
In the Canadian Football League (CFL), they call it a “shootout”. Each team gets a maximum of 2 attempts from the 35 yd. line.
rnmontgomery almost 15 years ago
why not borrow terminology from another famous game - - - I suggest “all in”
h2oclerk almost 15 years ago
I’d suggest “Draw or die” … it is a shoot out.
soccermutha Premium Member almost 15 years ago
It ain’t over until it’s over time.
soccermutha Premium Member almost 15 years ago
the fat lady’s warm-up.
Danboy99 almost 15 years ago
I like Crunch Time or Final Crunch Time
fritzoid Premium Member almost 15 years ago
I admit it - I pay even less attention to any sport in the off-season than I do during the regular season… Are they getting rid of Sudden Death, or just the name?
mitchell_sandbrook almost 15 years ago
Sponser’s Commercial Continuation
stlouiesooner almost 15 years ago
abrupt demise
ksoskins almost 15 years ago
jmel2212 almost 15 years ago
“Coin toss” since that’s what it usually comes down to anyway.
runar almost 15 years ago
There’s always “…I’m getting better!”
Sullyvan almost 15 years ago
Have you looked at Sean Payton’s face? It’s, “Sullen Death”, Overtime.
Sullyvan almost 15 years ago
Since the league wants to lessen the dependancy on kickers, how about, “A Farewell to Legs”?
aitkend Premium Member almost 15 years ago
Every Participant gets a Certificate Overtime.
culpc almost 15 years ago
It’s like and Out of Body Experience Overtime
Jaimitotoo almost 15 years ago
All too PC, but — “Incipient Demise”
GatorChemE almost 15 years ago
“Near Death Experience with a ‘Do Not Resuscitate’ order.”
novaguy over 14 years ago
Acute life support overtime