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%I A301379 #18 Jul 12 2018 00:47:20 %S A301379 1,14,128,1378,13932,144300,1480376,15245184,156756896,1612836306, %T A301379 16589928984,170664508406,1755592926518,18059752212038, %U A301379 185779058543356,1911097952732140,19659326724616886,202234169412143472,2080368880383488938,21400612097499844490,220146623069820835050 %N A301379 Number of close American football games: number of ways for the game to have n scoring plays and never be separated by more than one score after each play. %C A301379 Each play (counting untimed downs as part of the previous play) can score at most 8 points for one team. %C A301379 The same as counting walks of x-length n from the origin bounded above by y=8, below by y=-8, and using the steps {[1,8],..,[1,2],[1,-2],..,[1,-8]}. %H A301379 Bryan Ek, <a href="https://arxiv.org/abs/1803.10920">Lattice Walk Enumeration</a>, arXiv:1803.10920 [math.CO], 2018. %H A301379 Bryan Ek, <a href="https://arxiv.org/abs/1804.05933">Unimodal Polynomials and Lattice Walk Enumeration with Experimental Mathematics</a>, arXiv:1804.05933 [math.CO], 2018. %F A301379 G.f.: (1+10*t+13*t^2-37*t^3-40*t^4+28*t^5+26*t^6-2*t^7)/(1-4*t-59*t^2-77*t^3+170*t^4+234*t^5-92*t^6-142*t^7-4*t^8+6*t^9). %e A301379 For n=1, any step is valid. For n=2, any walk with steps of opposite direction is valid while [[1,3],[1,6]] is an example of an invalid walk. %p A301379 taylor((1+10*t+13*t^2-37*t^3-40*t^4+28*t^5+26*t^6-2*t^7)/(1-4*t-59*t^2-77*t^3+170*t^4+234*t^5-92*t^6-142*t^7-4*t^8+6*t^9),t=0,N); %Y A301379 Cf. A300998, A301380, A301381. %K A301379 nonn,walk %O A301379 0,2 %A A301379 _Bryan T. Ek_, Mar 19 2018