2021-22 NCAA Football Thread
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Yes a big game. If they're not going to change it because of a Super Bowl, they're not going to change it due to a playoff (the Chiefs lost in 2019 the same way they beat the Bills this past year) or even the regular season.
Other than the same fans complaining about sudden death OT, nothing has changed.
Personally I hate the way the NFL does OT, but I don't see them changing it, as there's no reason to (if it ain't broke, don't fix it).
As it takes 24 (out of 32) owners to agree, I don't see it happening, especially since it would guarantee lengthening the games, something the NFL (and players) don't want to do.
Overtime is 10:00 minutes, most of them don't last that long. Adding another possession won't extend it that long.
The NFL defends it by pointing out that the winner of the coin toss has only won in 50% of the games, making it a toss up (pun intended) that the coin toss will make the difference.
That said, I hate the NFL sudden death overtime and prefer the NCAA's (before the 3rd possession change).
At least the GAME still gets played in the NFL ..... Offense and Defense and Special teams ... oh wait, they really HAVE taken the kick off return out of the game already.
Wonder what stupid way they will change the game to take the Punt out of the game ?
Btw, is it College or Pro's that make you run 2 point plays now to win a game ???
Which ever it is, its GOTTA GO.
Probably require a fair catch, with the receiver allowed to catch it in order to prevent the ball going any further, but not allow him to return it.
15 minutes, play the whole quarter. Last team to have possession in regulation starts on defense. Coin toss determines which team buys doughnuts.
Regarding punt returns:
No Yards: A penalty against the kicking team: all offside (sense 2) players must be at least five yards from the ball when it is first touched by a member of the receiving team. CFL rules, the penalty is reduced to five yards if the ball hits the ground before being touched.
OT should go back to 15 minutes ...
Once both teams have a possession, its next one to score wins.
If the teams playing are any good, game would rarely ever go to running out of time.
Then again, we have seen poor teams not score in that time frame. (hoping for a tie)
Once both teams have a possession, its next one to score wins.
If the teams playing are any good, game would rarely ever go to running out of time.
Then again, we have seen poor teams not score in that time frame. (hoping for a tie)
NCAA makes changes to some rules
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NCAA Approves Appeals Process For Targeting Penalty, Fake Injury Reporting, and Kenny Picket Rule Banning Fake Quarterback Slides
The NCAA approved several rules changes for this season, including the "Kenny Pickett rule," an appeals process for the targeting penalty and a process to report fake injuries.
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Sources: USC, UCLA planning move to Big Ten
USC and UCLA are planning a move from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten conference as early as 2024, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Why would you think that the PAC would be the ones to start the conversation for USC and UCLA to move? Knowing that such a move would basically be a death blow to the conference?
From what I have read USC and UCLA initiated the contact, and the BIG jumped on it, obviously.
It is funny that after Texas and Oklahoma bolted for the SEC, the B10 stood on the moral high ground stump and criticized the SEC for destabilizing college football.
Even going so far as to form the "Alliance" with the ACC and hahaha, the Pac 12 to counter the "threat".
The Pac wasnt even looking when their partner conference slit their throat.
Even going so far as to form the "Alliance" with the ACC and hahaha, the Pac 12 to counter the "threat".
The Pac wasnt even looking when their partner conference slit their throat.
Sorry, I meant USC and UCLA had to have started it, I would think ... not the Pac
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