College football coaches discussing fake injury rules: report
A massive new rule change regarding player injuries could come to college football if coaches have their way, according to a ...
College football's targeting and related ejection rules in 2024-25, explained
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 ...
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College football overtime rules 2025: Explaining how the NCAA OT format works and differences from NFL
College football's overtime rules vary greatly from that of the NFL's playoff rules, which state that teams play in a 10-minute overtime in which each side has a chance to possess the ball.
Did targeting non-call cost Arizona State vs. Texas? CFP director defends officials’ rulings
A thrilling Texas win over Arizona State in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal at the Peach Bowl raised more targeting ...
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Literal definition of college football targeting rule incites Texas-ASU social media firestorm
Officials ultimately confirmed a non-call. Instead of an extra 15 yards and a fresh set of downs at the Texas 37-yard line ...
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What is sideline interference? Georgia called for rare penalty vs Notre Dame in Sugar Bowl
Georgia was called for sideline interference, wiping a touchdown opportunity vs. Notre Dame in Thursday's CFP Sugar Bowl quarterfinal. What to know: ...