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Message: [QUOTE="BroncsFan, post: 3686407, member: 9052"] I think the thought process is NRL blocking the game into 3 periods... start of the year, origin and run to the finals. So having teams play each other twice within either the first or last period means the media can build off whatever happened in game 1 and the result remains fresh in the viewers mind. If the game finished tight or had a controversial finish then the media plays on that for the next game and it's really fresh in the public's memory if it occurs again within a couple weeks. Probably helps them to manufacture mini rivalries, which seems to be the only way the media can promote any games. [/QUOTE]

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