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Nov 26, 2022
11:12:07am

Iman23 All-American

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Iman23

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For those of you who “know” soccer, please explain why Offsides is a good rule.

JayCoug

11/26/22 11:02am

Prevents cherry picking, lobbing long balls over the defenders into a small group just waiting by the other goal.

jacobugath

11/26/22 11:03am

There would be no cherry picking if there wasn’t offsides, because a defender would never let an attacker hang behind

scootsy

11/26/22 11:06am

Yeah, each side would protect itself and there would be little push forward

Belboz

11/26/22 11:09am

Could you get the same effect from variants on Offsides that are less subjective

Xenon

11/26/22 11:19am

The defense would never move forwards without the offsides rule. The defense moving forward is what creates any

scootsy

11/26/22 11:05am

For those who know basketball, explain why there is a key and lane violations

11/26/22 11:06am

This! And that pesky 3 second rule! What’s up with that?

southbaycoug

11/26/22 11:08am

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Iman23

11/26/22 11:12am

Yep, that’s the point. Offsides in soccer actually creates more offensive chance

southbaycoug

11/26/22 11:18am

Every four years I have to answer questions like this.

banksters

11/26/22 11:08am

Have to? Seems easy enough to not respond.

Madam Pattirini

11/26/22 11:13am

Every 4 minutes during that once every four years period

SingleStrapBackpack

11/26/22 11:18am

Why have offsides in American football? Or in rugby?

kalifi

11/26/22 11:21am

Thanks to those that actually tried to answer.

JayCoug

11/26/22 8:08pm

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