The ncaa is coming after us again.

[BobPSU92]

NCAA to consider coaches' proposal to combat fake injuries

The NCAA Football Rules Committee will consider a proposed rule change intended to discourage players from faking injuries that prompt unwarranted timeouts when the group meets later this month.

www.espn.com

 

[ps_1294]

I’m surprised that ESPN didn’t make Penn State an example for slowing Iowa’s “High Velocity” offense. We clearly gained a competitive advantage by having our key defensive player fake a season ending injury.

 

[Lionville]

A few bad actors ruin it for everybody.

 

[Psumatt85]

I’m surprised that ESPN didn’t make Penn State an example for slowing Iowa’s “High Velocity” offense. We clearly gained a competitive advantage by having our key defensive player fake a season ending injury.

“ What a shame, that a few bad apples, spoil a good time for every one”.
“Put a sock in it”

 

[Nittering Nabob]

Lane Kiffin's response after learning of this probable rule change

 

[PSUAXE70]

How do they determine it is a fake injury? Will they send out a medical ref to decide? Won’t that slow up the game? I thought player safety was the biggest concern and this would encourage injured players to hobble off the field when the safe response is not to move. To this day I hate Iowa fans for booing our injured players. I don’t think this tactic has won any team a game. If they want to stop it, they should instantly send out a medical crew and cart to safely remove the player and continue the game.

 

[JohnJumba]

Is this the resurrection of Jock strap John in phila?

 

[step.eng69]

A few bad actors ruin it for everybody.

 

[NittPicker]

I'm glad King Mack is back. At Alabama he learned how to flop. Maybe that skill will serve us well in Iowa City. It'll drive those goobers nuts.