I'm disgusted. Something has to change.

#101
#101
Vol8188 said:
The solution is simple. Currently you have to stay out 1 play before coming back.

Increase that time. Example:

You have to stay out for the remainder of that series and the next series. So you miss 2 series anytime you go down
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Yes!!! I've been making this same argument! It's not that difficult to implement. If a player is truly hurt, he should be sitting out for a while anyway.
 
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#103
#103

Nothing has changed​

College football rule changes: Targeting, fake injuries addressed for 2022 season​

Altered rules against faking injuries​

Faked or exaggerated injuries are a growing trend in college football, especially on defense used to combat tempo-driven offenses. The NCAA, however, will not add in-game penalties for players accused of faking injuries, but other post-game penalties could be assessed. Supposed fake injuries were a topic of conversation following Ole Miss' road win at Tennessee last season, and that was not the last time either school was involved in a game that drew suspicions on the front. The topic resurfaced following Ole Miss' Egg Bowl victory over Mississippi State in November and then again during Tennessee's Music City Bowl loss to Purdue in December.
According to the NCAA, “in an attempt to crack down on teams awarded an injury timeout after a player fakes an injury, schools and conferences will be able to report questionable scenarios to the national coordinator of officials. The coordinator will provide feedback. Any penalties levied would be up to the conference office or school involved.”
 
#104
#104
In the coming off-season, Kiffin will have his players watch fútbol to learn better flopping technique. Perhaps, he should consider inviting a coach and a few players from the Italian national team to work with his players during pre-season practice.
 
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