You know the hits when it comes to penalties. “Holding.” “Pass interference.” “Unnecessary roughness.” “Offsides.” You know, ...

In 2025, once the ball is spotted, if a player goes down with an injury, that will cost his team a timeout. If the team doesn ...

The Southeastern Conference unveiled several key rule changes and officiating points of emphasis for the 2025 football season ...

Defensive delay of game will be new to the rules lexicon in 2025. Defenders have been allowed to flinch to draw offensive ...

A new rule designed to reduce the number of false-start penalties essentially penalizes defenders for their opponents’ mistakes, and opens more room for manipulation.

The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel gave final approval to a rule designed to discourage football players from faking injuries to stop the game clock ...

NCAA cracks down on faking injuries in college football, ... If the team is out of timeouts, they will instead by called for a 5-yard delay of game penalty.

A team cannot choose between a timeout or a delay of game penalty, McDaid clarified. This rule is to combat strategies of football players forcing injury timeouts to stop another team's momentum ...

The NCAA Football Rules Committee has been concerned about feigned injuries for several years. ... If the team does not have timeouts remaining, a 5-yard delay-of-game penalty will be assessed.

Panthers fourth-line forward Tomas Nosek had a costly delay-of-game penalty that led to Edmonton’s game-winning goal. Instead of pointing fingers, the Panthers rallied behind him.

The NCAA Football Rules Committee has been concerned about feigned injuries for several years. ... If the team does not have timeouts remaining, a 5-yard delay-of-game penalty will be assessed.

WASHINGTON — The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel gave final approval to a rule designed to discourage football players from faking injuries to stop the game clock, the NCAA announced Thursday ...