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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 970932" data-attributes="member: 10086">Yes and I understand that.  When using clock properly it's imperative that you pick and choose those scenarios (down/distance) I'm not suggesting a blanket approach in every down and distance.  As you well know, you have to take into account all factors, such as the flow of the game and the % of game-clock expired etc..In this particular case, we were up by multiple scores, favorably moving the ball all day and moving into the 4th quarter with an unstoppable Running attack (200+ yards).  Take a look at what TCU is doing to Oklahoma today, they are up 17 and gashing them in the run, yet TCU is still snapping the ball with 15 sec on the game-clock. This is because it's Quarter 1, not end of the 3rd Quarter so those are examples of totally different scenarios.  Clock management is still an underrated part of the game and understanding the rule book in relation to clock usage is like sharpening a dull axe.</blockquote>

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