NCAA committee proposes charged timeout if player goes down with apparent injury after ball spotted
The NCAA Football Rules Committee announced it would propose that a team be charged with a timeout if one of its players ...
NCAA committee proposes charging timeout if player goes down with injury after ball spotted
The NCAA football rules committee’s latest idea to stop the trend of faking injuries will be to charge a timeout in certain ...
How the NCAA rules committee plans to curb feigned injuries as concerns grow over hot-button issue
Players faking injuries has been a hot-button issue for offseason discussion as modern offenses skew further towards up-tempo ...
How the NCAA hopes to stop fake injuries in college football
College football could see a change in its timeout rules this coming season in an effort to stop perceived fake injuries, if ...
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NCAA rules committee plans to curb feigned injuries this fall
Among the proposed changes would be an automatic timeout assessed to teams that have medical personnel enter the field of ...
NCAA Tournament Rankings Changes: USC Trojans, UCLA Bruins Earn No. 1 Seeds
The NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Committee released its top-16 rankings for the second time this season, and the USC ...
NCAA Reveals Plan To Crack Down On Football Players Faking Injures
Faking an injury to stop the clock is certainly not a new strategy in college football, but the age-old practice has ...
GOP lawmakers demand info on Biden-era spending used to declare student-athletes as employees
House GOP leaders are seeking an accounting of how much the Biden administration spent defending labor organizing rights of ...
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NCAA rules committee proposes solution to combat fake injuries
The NCAA rules committee has proposed a new rule change that would punish teams for feigning injuries during a game.
NCAA proposes charging teams with timeout for football injury delays
The NCAA Football Rules Committee on Friday proposed a new rule for 2025 that might cost teams a timeout or a 5-yard penalty for untimely injury delays.