Daughtery Principle


the daughtery principle, named after american football coach duffy daughtery (1915-1987) of michigan state university, states that: “a tie is like kissing your sister.” while both evolutionary psychology theory and sociological theory would predict that this familial phenomenon would lead to osculatory outcome dissatisfaction, it has not been systematically tested except possibly in west virginia and vermont.
football, basketball. and basketball have such a horror of the daughtery principle being enacted that play continues through overtime or extra innings until the tie is broken.

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