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Starting with the fifth overtime, teams will begin to run alternating two-point conversion plays instead of offensive possessions that start at the 25-yard line.However, in 2019, the overtime rules were changed.

Starting with the third overtime, teams must attempt a 2-point conversion after every touchdown.

There is no game clock, only a play clock.

An overtime period consists of each team getting one possession from its opponent’s 25-yard line.

Since then, six games have gone to seven or more overtimes, with the first coming in 2001.įor most of those games, the overtime rules have been virtually the same.

The NCAA adopted an overtime rule in 1996. RELATED: How overtime works in college football The two teams needed seven overtimes to decide a winner. and didn’t finish until after 8 that night. In 2017, Western Michigan and Buffalo played a game that kicked off at 3:30 p.m. Previously, in 2019, LSU and Texas A&M tied the old record of seven overtimes with the Aggies' 74-72, 7OT victory on Saturday, Nov. They finally converted in the eighth, before an Illini stop in the ninth set the stage for the game-winning conversion. In the new rule instituted before the 2021 season, teams must alternate two-point conversion attempts starting with the third extra period.īoth the Nittany Lions and Illini failed on their attempts in the third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh overtime periods. It was 10-10 through four quarters, 13-13 after the first OT and 16-16 after the second. The game remained low scoring despite the abundance of overtimes because teams exchanged field goals and later missed or made two-point conversion attempts. It became the first and is the only game in FBS history to go nine overtimes, capped off by an Illini game-winning two-point conversion to upset the No. Illinois and Penn State made college football history with the Illini's 20-18 win in a nine-overtime thriller on Oct.