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NCAA Announces CFB Rule Changes for 2025, Including Effort to Combat Fake Injuries
The NCAA is instituting new rule changes in college football for the 2025 season, one of which will address a questionable tactic. Per Alex Byington of On3.com, the new timeout rules will penalize teams for faking injuries in hopes of slowing the game down.
Bryant gives the Big South six football teams in 2022. Conferences on the edge Given the NCAA rule requiring six ... the most recent wave of conference realignment occurred when the SoCon ...
Ripe for venture capitalists and mega streaming deals down the line, college football's bottom line is getting astronomical ...
Why is Sacramento State filling an application with NCAA? According to college football insider Pete Thamel on Wednesday, the Sacramento State Hornets are planning to file an application with the ...
The author comes from the perspective of someone who can barely recall a time when he wasn’t interested in college sports ...
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Oklahoma lands 1315-yard running back in huge transfer portal football winOklahoma's football team just got a lot better on Tuesday night. The Sooners picked up one of the top running backs available ...
In HBCU football, a "classic" matchup has been a premier event for decades. An HBCU homecoming can be even bigger, bringing together alumni to celebrate. Both classics and homecomings can often ...
Madness 2025, the conferences with the most teams in the NCAA tournament can expect to reap big rewards thanks to a "units" ...
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Big 12 hoops success, plus new ACC agreement, shakes up conference realignment, in Berry Tramel's Tuesday ScissorTales.
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