NCAA, college football and fake injuries

NCAA lays down the law with plan to punish teams for players faking injuries
A brand-new proposal would cause college football teams to think twice before trying to slow down play with fake injuries.
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 the NCAA can secure the proper appr
Fake injuries could cost college football teams timeout, penalty
All rule changes must be approved by the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel, which is scheduled to discuss football rules proposals on April 16.
NCAA football rules committee proposes change to combat fake injuries for 2025-26 season
The NCAA Football Rules Committee has proposed changes to the injury timeout rule for the 2025-26 season, aiming to address the rising concern of feigned injuries used to disrupt momentum, the NCAA announced Friday.
NCAA committee proposes charged timeout if player goes down with apparent injury after ball spotted
The NCAA Football Rules Committee announced it would propose that a team be charged with a timeout if one of its players falls to the ground because of an apparent injury after the ball is spotted for
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 rules changes for 2025 likely to include fake injuries
In an effort to curtail the rapid spread of fake injuries that often halt momentum for the opposing team, the NCAA Rules Committee plans to form a solution ahead of the 2025 season, CBS Sports' Dennis Dodd reports.
NCAA proposes rule for players faking injuries
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
NCAA rules committee plans to curb feigned injuries this fall
Among the proposed changes would be an automatic timeout assessed to teams that have medical personnel enter the field of play after the ball has been spotted by officials.
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