[DarkNite]

I know that there is another quarter to play after regular time of 4 quarters, then we head to overtime. If the overtime ends with no result, then the game ends in tie. So we have TWO CHAMPS of SB. Am I correct?
Will it happen? Maybe this year.
Next week, I like San Diego, Baltimore, Arizona and Minnesota.

[Pride>UFC]

I know that there is another quarter to play after regular time of 4 quarters, then we head to overtime. If the overtime ends with no result, then the game ends in tie. So we have TWO CHAMPS of SB. Am I correct? Will it happen? Maybe this year. Next week, I like San Diego, Baltimore, Arizona and Minnesota.

They go to double OT if it's a playoff game. Only reg. season games can end in a tie...

[polsefest]

If Bud Selig were in charge they'd call em co-champs after 3 OT and no winner

[LT Profits]

No, in playoffs, they keep playing until somebody scores, even if it takes 37 overtimes.

[tomcast]

A tie in the Super Bowl. No I don't think so.

[fedtpels]

That would be hilarious though. One team at a time on the podium. Twice as many people shouting "I'm going to Disney World"! The stadium would be one big happy family of winners or one big pile of dissappointment.

[DarkNite]

Thanks,guys!

[hhsilver]

It happened once (only once I think). a playoff game went to the 2nd overtime.

[LT Profits]

It happened once (only once I think). a playoff game went to the 2nd overtime.

Didn't Miami and Kansas City go to TRIPLE overtime way back when? It was a Christmas Day game.

[LT Profits]

Nope it was double, but there have been more than one:

22:40 Miami Dolphins 27, Kansas City Chiefs 24 - Dec. 25, 1971
17:54 Dallas Texans 20, Houston Oilers 17 - Dec. 23, 1962
17:02 Cleveland Browns 23, New York Jets 20 - Jan. 3, 1987
15:43 Oakland Raiders 37, Baltimore Colts 31 - Dec. 24, 1977

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