The NCAA made a critical change last season: Beginning in 2022, an appeals process was established for players who receive targeting penalties in the second half of a game, which would impact the player’s next game with the team, whether that’s in the same season or the next one.

On Monday, in a conference room at the convention center here, several coaches explored one of the hottest of hot-button topics in the world of college football: faking injuries. In fact, the meeting even featured in-game clips of players (allegedly) dropping to the field in the middle of a drive in an effort,

Fake injuries are a tactic plenty of football teams deploy to stop the clock thanks in no small part to the lack of ramifications that come with