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NCAA committee proposes charged timeout

NCAA committee proposes charged timeout if player goes down with apparent injury after ball spotted

The NCAA Football Rules Committee announced Friday it would propose that a team be charged with a timeout if one of its players falls to the ground on the field because of an apparent injury after the ball is spotted for the next play.

The New York Times · 2d

NCAA rules committee proposes timeout penalty to deter faking injuries

The NCAA football rules committee’s latest idea to stop the trend of faking injuries will be to charge a timeout in certain situations.

Bleacher Report · 2d

NCAA Proposes Rule Change Charging Timeouts, Penalties for CFB Teams Faking Injuries

This would only factor in after the ball had been spotted, so injuries that occur during a play would not result in a lost time out. The intention behind the proposed rule change

College Football 25 broke video game records. Can EA Sports keep everyone happy?

Any video game is better than no video game, but now that the bar has been raised, fans expect more from College Football 26.

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26 Cover Candidates for EA Sports’ ‘College Football 26’

Athlon’s Kyle Wood makes the case for more than two dozen athletes who could end up on the cover of EA Sports’ “College ...

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NCAA football rules committee proposes change to combat fake injuries for 2025-26 season

Ahead of the 2021 season, a system was introduced allowing schools or conferences to request a postgame video review led by Steve Shaw, the NCAA ... the next game. The American Football ...

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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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