Other College Football

[jdcatty]

Northwestern has a mess on their hands also:

https://twitter.com/ESPNRittenberg/status/1680961337655009280?

[Hizog]

Well, there's one game they won'thavr to vacate. 

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/38016152/tennessee-vacate-all-11-wins-2019-2020-seasons

If the NCAA wanted to get serious about cheating, they would stop with all the vacating wins BS and force a team to hire Chad Morris for a set period of time. Then you'd start seeing results.

[BleedinRed]

Clock rules changes:

(1) prohibiting consecutive timeouts (ie, icing kickers)

(2) no longer extending a first or third quarter for an untimed down if the quarter ends on a defensive penalty (the down would be clocked starting the next quarter).

(3) the clock will continue to run after an offense gains a first down except inside of two minutes in a half. 

(4) the clock will run after an incomplete pass once the ball is spotted

For #4, does that mean that intentional grounding spiking of the ball in the last few seconds of a game will be made pointless?

[DirkPiggler]

Clock rules changes:

(1) prohibiting consecutive timeouts (ie, icing kickers)

(2) no longer extending a first or third quarter for an untimed down if the quarter ends on a defensive penalty (the down would be clocked starting the next quarter).

(3) the clock will continue to run after an offense gains a first down except inside of two minutes in a half.

(4) the clock will run after an incomplete pass once the ball is spotted

For #4, does that mean that intentional grounding spiking of the ball in the last few seconds of a game will be made pointless?

All of those make sense except for #4.  I don't like the fact that it doesn't give receivers time to get back to the original line of scrimmage in a hurry up situation.

I don't like the clock spike anyway.  That needs to go away, but not at the expense of the clock stoppage on a normal incomplete pass.  To stop the clock a QB should have to throw a pass in the vicinity of an eligible receiver, with the same intentional grounding rules as any other pass.  If Jonny Moxon can hit the mascot with a throwaway pass, today's quarterbacks can do it as well.

[arreferee]

Clock rules changes:

(1) prohibiting consecutive timeouts (ie, icing kickers)

(2) no longer extending a first or third quarter for an untimed down if the quarter ends on a defensive penalty (the down would be clocked starting the next quarter).

(3) the clock will continue to run after an offense gains a first down except inside of two minutes in a half.

(4) the clock will run after an incomplete pass once the ball is spotted

For #4, does that mean that intentional grounding spiking of the ball in the last few seconds of a game will be made pointless?

I think #4 was discussed, but it is not a rule change this year.  The major rule changes are #1, #2, and #3 you listed above. 

[Doc Hogaday]

Morris back to Clemson. National championship under construction.

[vegashog]

"volunteer offensive consulting role".

[HogOfWar]

Morris back to Clemson. National championship under construction.

self imposed NCAA infractions punishment?

[BleedinRed]

I think #4 was discussed, but it is not a rule change this year.  The major rule changes are #1, #2, and #3 you listed above. 

You are correct.  The article I read was from March and discussed proposed changes.  1-3 were all instituted.

[animal]

https://twitter.com/247Sports/status/1682502704474779648?s=20

[Hogworth Ballington III]

Calling bs on some of those (looking at you, Dude Person) but these need to be read off by Key & Peele asap.

[buff2.0]

Key & Peele were prophets.

[Hogworth Ballington III]

Key & Peele were prophets.

More like bellwethers of the times

[Spiderham]

https://twitter.com/247Sports/status/1682502704474779648?s=20

There is another sack by Sillah.  "You've been thrown in the Shittah!!!"

[jdcatty]

https://twitter.com/RossDellenger/status/1684309203416932354?



so maybe conference realignment is still alive

[animal]

Colorado to the Big 12 official

UCONN reportedly/rumored next on the list for the Big 12.

[vegashog]

going to be eleventy thousand teams in the big 12*.

[Thin Red Swine]

Colorado to the Big 12?  That's a first. 

[buff2.0]

It's gotta be Auburn

https://twitter.com/On3sports/status/1685036264045547520?s=20

[Spiderham]

It's gotta be Auburn

https://twitter.com/On3sports/status/1685036264045547520?s=20

Fine Christian man like Freezus.  NFW!