The first paragraph is how it still works in rugby. You score the try by dotting

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Jun 18, 2017
9:09:46pm

molodyets All-American

The first paragraph is how it still works in rugby. You score the try by dotting

The ball down. It's called a try because originally you didn't get points for that, you got to "try" kicking for points.

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molodyets

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Why is a touchdown worth 6 points?

OldCosmo

6/18/17 8:36pm

RE: Why is a touchdown worth 6 points?

OldCosmo

6/18/17 8:37pm

Am I the only one that doesn't get it? Aren't there only 5 linemen?

jcase16byu

6/19/17 3:46pm

Here you go

OU Cougar

6/18/17 8:44pm

So just because

6/18/17 8:56pm

Assigning lots of points to a score creates the illusion of lots of scoring.

chilango

6/18/17 10:18pm

And every point you add to the touchdown value reduces the extra point and field goal value

6/18/17 10:22pm

Thank you, so sorry to hear of the excision of your funny bone.

OldCosmo

6/18/17 8:57pm

The first paragraph is how it still works in rugby. You score the try by dotting

molodyets

6/18/17 9:09pm

cuz a game ending 3-2 feels more like futbol than football

MormonThug

6/19/17 9:06am

Why is the Ovaltine jar round?

calbearcoug

6/19/17 2:05pm

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