.Scott Van Pelt has a solution for College Football overtime 🤔

@notthefakeSVP ABSOLUTELY - the 25 is amazing for HS games bc a FG is NOT a guarantee from that distance and 3 points actually means something. Would love to see it at least moved back to the 35.

@notthefakeSVP Nobody is asking for a solution to college overtime. It’s a thousand times better than the NFL

@notthefakeSVP I have an idea too, Scott. If you want to be in the playoffs, maybe beat those pesky 4-6 teams in regulation.

@notthefakeSVP Odd take since Auburn won because the other team didn’t score in the third OT. Not sure how you could watch that last night and not think it’s exciting.

@notthefakeSVP Regarding the last comment…maybe they should have played better in regulation against a 4-6 team if they wanted to make the playoffs.

@notthefakeSVP While I agree with the rule change, A&M had no business trialing Auburn in the first place. The Goobs do what the Goobs do best. Lose when it matters most 🤣

@notthefakeSVP I agree with 98% if the video. The last part though, “a team might’ve just got knocked out of the playoff as a result of that” is what I disagree with. A&M played 60 mins and couldn’t win. They had the same chances to win in OT that Auburn did. Don’t blame OT rules on A&M losing.

@notthefakeSVP Isn’t funny how we are hearing all of this after it hurts an EsecPN teams chance to be in a playoff? I didn’t hear this whining in 2012 when Oregon missed the BCS final in 2012 after an OT loss to Stanford. This has been the rules for awhile. But now it’s gone too far!😂😂😂

@notthefakeSVP A team didn’t get knocked out of the playoff because of the rules, they got knocked out of the playoff because they lost. We can’t just go changing rules because SEC teams lose potential playoff spots because they can’t execute

@notthefakeSVP Literally just play another quarter that’s my solution.