Sneaky Git to provide assists
Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2010 3:54 pm
I had an idea, and could not find anything with search.
What I was searching for: was sneaky git considered to be like guard but with regards to fouls? Instead of (or maybe in addition) to how it works now. Fluffwise would be ok to think that the git would be able to sneak in an assisting kick even when watched by a member of the opposing team.
Thought about it a bit and run it through here, so you lot can poke and find the loopholes I missed. And did not run through the math, so keep that in mind.
So the result would be that it'd be easier to foul someone while in tackle zones. The price is that you have to but sneagy git players in tackle zones. Most likely these would be players with A-access, as I'd imagine others would have better uses for their doubles. This would mean that the players who could have sneaky git would be various catchers, elves and stunties. In general players you don't want to leave in any tackle zones. This could balance the fact that it'd be easier to get assists.
Would the change be welcome, not needed or too good? As said earlier, I didn't do the math so I don't know the exact statistical impact. Just theorybowl on my part, just wanted to share the idea.
What I was searching for: was sneaky git considered to be like guard but with regards to fouls? Instead of (or maybe in addition) to how it works now. Fluffwise would be ok to think that the git would be able to sneak in an assisting kick even when watched by a member of the opposing team.
Thought about it a bit and run it through here, so you lot can poke and find the loopholes I missed. And did not run through the math, so keep that in mind.
So the result would be that it'd be easier to foul someone while in tackle zones. The price is that you have to but sneagy git players in tackle zones. Most likely these would be players with A-access, as I'd imagine others would have better uses for their doubles. This would mean that the players who could have sneaky git would be various catchers, elves and stunties. In general players you don't want to leave in any tackle zones. This could balance the fact that it'd be easier to get assists.
Would the change be welcome, not needed or too good? As said earlier, I didn't do the math so I don't know the exact statistical impact. Just theorybowl on my part, just wanted to share the idea.