Finally, list every play that you want to run, on each line. The line must contain the offensive package, offensive play number (0 to select any play at random), defensive package, defensive play number, situation, defensive key, and play effectiveness. Package and play numbers the same as seen in the box scores. Situation numbers are 1 (normal), 2 (short), 3 (long), 4 (red zone), 5 (goal line), and 6 (hurry up), and will affect the personnel if any specialists have been set. The defense can key on 1 (nothing), 2 (run), or 3 (pass). The play effectiveness is optional and ranges from -2.5 (the defense knows exactly what is coming) to 2.5 (the defense is completely confused). Omitting the effectiveness has the defense guessing as if it were a normal game.

Alternately, you may run a full game between split squads. To do this, the first line after "scrimage" (where you set your bench use) should be set to 3 ("A" squad is offensive starters and defensive reserves; "B" is offensive reserves and defensive starters), 4 (offensive and defensive starters vs. offensive and defensive reserves), or 5 (use regulars on both squads). No plays are listed; the plays are drawn from your playbook.

An optional line at the end can be inserted for offseason scrimmaging. The format is "Stats #", where # can be 1 to add the scrimmage stats to the player's stats or 2 to set the player's stats equal to his scrimmage stats.

Once a scrimmage has been run, another may not run until a game day has gone by (whether or not your team actually played), except during the offseason or the break before bowl announcements, at which times 10 scrimmages may be run.

  SCRIMMAGE
  0
  5
  201 0 205 1 1 1
  210 0 205 1 1 1
  205 0 205 1 1 1
  220 0 204 1 1 1 -1.1
  220 0 204 1 1 1 +1.1
  STATS 2
  DONE

PSCRIMMAGE will run a full game with the prototype players and your curerent set of coaching orders. No additional commands are needed.