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Ever had the old golf ball come to rest under a tree ... or on a root ... or plugged in a bunker.
I've got the solution. Each player is allowed one throw per hole. It counts as a stroke, of course. But it will alleviate tremendous frustration and anxiety, and it will spare many a golf club from irreparable damage.
Come on. Admit it. We like to see high scoring football games. Defensive games are mind numbing and boring.
What would really help football is to eliminate the offsides rule for wide receivers. Receivers could line up anywhere on the field ... behind the line of scrimmage ... or in the end zone ... or where ever ... they can be always be in motion too.
It would really stretch out the defense and create more excitement in the running game too. And imagine the bone crushing, blind side blocks that wide receivers (who started out back in the defensive secondary) could plant on unsuspecting line backers who never saw them coming. Talk about exciting.
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