Wakefield Trinity • NRL 2 point drop goals.
Cokey wrote:
How do you get a 1 point scenario? And a team is 1 point ahead?
The two-pointer is only when over 40 metres away.
So, a team is two-points ahead, the long-range drop is missed. The other team get a seven-tackle set and are able to get within twenty metres and pop over a quick-one-pointer, making it three ahead and taking away the last-gasp two-point drop goal option.
And if a team is one-point ahead, they must have to have kicked a drop goal, as the only way a team can have an odd number as a score is to kick a drop-goal. So, if they can win by a short drop goal, it seems fair that a team can overtake the one-point advantage by an even longer one.
Unless I'm missing something.
Statistics: Posted by Slugger McBatt — Sun Dec 13, 2020 11:50 am — Replies 13 — Views 636