Scott Hanson

In fact, most games do not finish in draws after the siren, as a matter of fact.

In fact, somebody told me that it was like, there's only like...

like less than 10 games in the history of the AFL had been a draw with the tying points scored after the siren, if I said that correctly.

I love the game.

In fact, I'm hooked now.

I'm going to start watching it back in the United States.

I need to learn.

The marks are the thing that I love the most.

Goals, of course, but the marks to set up the field position like that are fantastic.

I am in the dark, though, when it comes to what you're allowed to do

opponent against opponent before the mark is made, during the mark, and then after the mark.

I'm like, wait, he hit him.

It didn't look like it was that bad.

Wait a minute.

I need some refinement when it comes to my knowledge.

Yeah, so I've already been asked that question since the game.

We have, we call them ties in the United States.

We have ties in the NFL in the regular season.

Nobody likes them.

But it's a balance of how many more game minutes do you want to expose the players' bodies to in a very physical sport, AFL and NFL.