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Starting at midfield, lay out the 5 yard divisions on a logarithmic scale so that they are squeezed together at midfield and get bigger as they approach the goal lines. A first down at midfield would only require a ‘true’ 3 yards (10 on a logarithmic scale), while the last logarithmic 5 yard advance
to the goal line would cover a ‘true’ 15 yards.
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What would you do about the chains? |
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You'd want Zeno on the team. (The Greek
one, not the halfbaked one). |
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Am I wrong in spelling it "logarhythmic"? That just looks like how it should be. |
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Would work on a concave field. |
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"Oh no! The ball is loose! Both teams are scrambling for the fifty yard line!" |
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Also, exponential scoring would be a good idea, as the game gets closer to the end, the points go up, making it possible for example to be behind by 500 points, but still able to win in the last second. Team might have to delay scoring until the possible value was enough to win. |
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