[washingtonismoney]

On the one hand, this benefits Stanford as it allows for substitutions and gives the defense 10 seconds between plays.  Since we don't use this type of offense, and our opponents do, good for us.

I disagree. This is bad for us. We're one of the few slow-paced teams that can stop fast-paced teams. That's a distinctive edge. Were this rule to pass, and it blunted the effectiveness of fast-paced teams, we'd lose some differentiation.

[washingtonismoney]

On the one hand, this benefits Stanford as it allows for substitutions and gives the defense 10 seconds between plays.  Since we don't use this type of offense, and our opponents do, good for us.

I disagree. This is bad for us. We're one of the few slow-paced teams that can stop fast-paced teams. That's a distinctive edge. Were this rule to pass, and it blunted the effectiveness of fast-paced teams, we'd lose some differentiation.