Since 1996, college football has not experienced a tie. Instead, the emotions of a game get carried into overtime. The current college football student body was not even born when the last time a tie occurred. Could this be why fans seem to be rushing the field after a victory more than ever before? Have we lost the value of a regular season win, at the expense of removing the emotions learned from a tie? This blog looks at this history, and considers what we have lost withou

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