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"after the ball was spotted for the next play"

Posted on: April 17, 2025 at 11:09:36 CT

phrejd STL

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i'm not sure this will really change much. refs usually aren't in any real hurry to spot the ball unless it's in the final minutes of a game. but even then up-tempo offenses are usually already at the line and waiting for the ref to spot the ball then get out of the way. i'd bet most of these "injured" players are already on the ground and stopping the clock by then.

but i appreciate that they're at least recognizing the problem and trying to stop it. just think they missed the mark on execution.

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Kiffin Injury Rule has been adopted - rockquarryroad MU - 4/17 11:05:13

I think kentucky was worse than Kiffin about it.(nm) - Harvey Specter MU - 4/17 13:23:55

"after the ball was spotted for the next play" - phrejd STL - 4/17 11:09:36

it is a good start - meatiger MU - 4/17 11:26:22

the conferences could put an end to it - rockquarryroad MU - 4/17 11:10:28

I don't think fines would do much - Genco98 MU - 4/17 11:27:59

it's a simple fix - o'lineydisciple MU - 4/17 11:17:33

This is player safety we are talking about. They should be - Harvey Specter MU - 4/17 13:25:12

yeah i think that's the right move too. the tricky part - phrejd STL - 4/17 11:43:00

after being cleared by a doctor - rockquarryroad MU - 4/17 11:25:14

Of if you are injured you have to be cleared by the opposing - Lt. J. Dangle MU - 4/17 11:37:24

or the opposing team's student section (nm) - phrejd STL - 4/17 11:43:39

if you recall telling mom you're too sick to go to school - rockquarryroad MU - 4/17 13:53:06

i don't think they could. rules are universal, not just one - phrejd STL - 4/17 11:13:51