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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Football => Topic started by: Dirty Sanchez on April 15, 2011, 07:19:10 PM
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http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=6361845
INDIANAPOLIS -- College football could have a very different look next fall.
Teams will have the option of shaving 10 seconds off the clock for penalties called in the final minute of each half. They will contend with a more liberal definition of intentional grounding, and they could see points taken off the scoreboard for taunting penalties.
The most sweeping change approved by the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel on Thursday is the 10-second runoff, something the NFL has used for years. College teams will now have the option of taking the yardage and the time, the yardage only or declining the penalty.
The committee also approved a change in how intentional grounding will be called. Previously, the penalty was called if the intended receiver did not have a "reasonable opportunity" to catch the pass. Starting this fall, the penalty will be called only if a receiver is not in the area of the pass -- a modification that more closely resembles the NFL rule.
And the panel adopted a rule allowing video monitors in the coaches' booths. The televisions will have access only to any live broadcast of the game -- no video recorders -- to help coaches decide if they should challenge a call. If the monitors are available to the home team, they must also be available to the visitor.
Those changes coincide with perhaps the biggest change of the season -- implementation of the new taunting rule.
Last April, the playing rules panel approved a decision to nullify touchdowns if a player is called for taunting before he crosses the goal line. Examples include players finishing touchdown runs by high-stepping into the end zone or pointing the ball toward an opponent.
The panel decided then to wait one year before making the change.
Previously, the 15-yard penalty was assessed on the extra point attempt, 2-point conversion attempt or the ensuing kickoff. Penalties called after the player crosses the goal line still will be assessed on those plays, but live-ball fouls will be assessed at the spot of the foul and eliminate the score.
In addition, the playing rules panel wants to make the game safer.
Players lined up within seven yards of the center on scrimmage plays will still be permitted to block below the waist anywhere on the field.
But receivers or running backs lined up outside the tackle box will only be allowed to block below the waist if they are blocking straight ahead or toward the nearest sideline. If they go inside and block toward the play, it would be a penalty.
The defensive team also will be assessed a 5-yard penalty if three or more players try to overpower one offensive lineman on place kicks.
And for the record, this was predicted.
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Sanchez 47,543
ok_scat 0
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:lol:
That rule was made one year ago, and just didn't go into effect until now. Also, you need to reread the rule. Nothing would change in the way the salute was enforced under the new rule.
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good job ds
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Betcha DS would sign up now for my "bring back the delete button to goEMAW" movement of two months ago...
Well, it's too late.
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Yeah...so you're saying that after "The Salute", the rules committee traveled back in time to the beginning of last year and implemented a rule that would not take effect until this year, and then made sure that the rule wouldn't change anything about how another salute incident will be decided or enforced!?
That's amazing. We're so rough ridin' powerful. Feels good. :emawkid:
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seems like there are some haters in the comments ds. probably leftys.
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Sanchez 47,543
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lol
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Sanchez 47,543
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lol
Touchdown and a salute to ok_scat
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He has taken some pretty awful beatings in the birther pit I'm certain he will bounce back
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The first ref to call back a touchdown will probably be beheaded.
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:lol:
I'm in his head so bad. Man oh man!
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:lol:
I'm in his head so bad. Man oh man!
:facepalm:
Reference the thread linked.
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He has administered some pretty awful beatings in the birther pit
fyp
Granted, its really easy when the opposition can't fully defend their hate-filled positions or chooses to stay blind.
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:facepalm:
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