Rules in American Football

College football coaches discussing fake injury rules

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 new report. Members of the American

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College Football May Finally Crack Down On Fake Injuries With New Rule Floated At Coaches Meeting

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

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College Football Is Considering Drastic Rule For Faking Injuries

The national championship will be decided in a matter of days, but there's another big discussion in college football that's been centered around one of the year's biggest controversies. According to Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger,

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Potential Fake Injury Rule Change Coming to College Football

A potential rule for fake injuries could be coming to college football. The 2024 college football season isn't officially over yet as Notre Dame and Ohio State are set to face off in the national title game,

What are the overtime rules in the 2025 NFL playoffs and Super Bowl?

The controversial overtime matchup between the Bills and Chiefs two seasons ago was a key motivator for the new postseason ...

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'Too soon to bring in football's new rules at club level,' says referee Paddy Russell

Use precise geolocation data. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Store and/or access information on a ...

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College football overtime rules 2025: Explaining how the NCAA OT format works and differences from NFL

It's what masses of American sports fans want ... if only for a fleeting moment. College football's overtime rules vary greatly from that of the NFL's playoff rules, which state that teams ...

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Ohio State freshman Jeremiah Smith is NFL-ready now and should challenge eligibility rules

It's been more than two decades since Maurice Clarett tried and failed to challenge NFL’s draft eligibility rules. Jeremiah Smith should try now.

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