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Originally Posted by Joe Johnson
... If they score both tetras and it make scoring more tetras on top of that goal virtually impossible, then why is it not an advantage to score this way on as many goals as you can?
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Joe: what does it matter if they score both or only the bottom one? Either way, the team scoring the nested tetras own the goal for the remainder of the match.
I don't think it would be an issue to score more tetras on the top of the nested tetra. There are two fair ways to handle this situtation: 1) score them both and then allow the other alliance an opportunity to over-cap the goal to take possession, or 2) don't score either tetra and call the goal "dead" (not capable of further scoring). Just scoring the bottom one results in the nesting team possession of the goal for the remainder of the match.