Not that I am in favor or against this rule, just want to put this into the discussion.
Todd Ellis said during the Carolina football blowout this past Sat. When the fifth string QB got in.
"This guy runs the same sprints, spend the same time in practice and the weight room. This is his time, during a game like this." (Paraphrased)
Same is true with some of our players. Whether you are on the losing or winning side of a blow out, those games may be the only time certain player get on the field. Do you really want to cut their time to play? Just because we as coaches can't stand there for an hour and a half?
Having said that, if you keep your all state forward in, trying to score the 12 goal, her four of the match, in the last 30 seconds of the game, well you are jerk and it will come back to you.
Again, not sure if I am for or against this rule.
