San Francisco has allowed opponents inside its 20-yard line only 13 times.

While the Rebels only allowed their opponents 21 points the entire year.

This has allowed their opponents to kill the clock late in games by running the ball.

Even so, in other towns, political parties have allowed their opponents to take office but not enjoy much power.

But the Hurricanes have allowed their three opponents to average 310 passing yards and 23.7 points.

For the third game in a row, Sydney allowed their opponents to get a 4-run lead before scoring themselves.

The 1885 team did not allow its opponents to score a single point, outscoring them 82 to 0.

Dallas led the league in that category during the season, allowing opponents only a 27.2 percent success rate.

"We've allowed our opponents to define us as people with no normal values," Davis, a state senator, told me.

Why not give us an option to allow our opponents to zoom out more if we don't care about having a perfectly even playing field?