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re: Rule Changes you want to see
Posted on 12/28/20 at 10:04 am to War Eagle 777
Posted on 12/28/20 at 10:04 am to War Eagle 777
1) get rid of kick offs and punts. They slow the game down and are two of the highest risk events for injuries. Start with the ball on the 25 on a kick off and allow 40 yards for all "punts" when a team elects to surrender possession
2) 1 yd downfield rule for blockers on pass plays
3) make intentional PI a spot foul (ie. grabbing a jersey of a guy running past you to avoid a TD). Inadvertent or normal kinds of PI would still be 15 yards.
4) limit substitutions to 1 player per play
2) 1 yd downfield rule for blockers on pass plays
3) make intentional PI a spot foul (ie. grabbing a jersey of a guy running past you to avoid a TD). Inadvertent or normal kinds of PI would still be 15 yards.
4) limit substitutions to 1 player per play
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Posted on 12/28/20 at 1:08 pm to droliver
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1) get rid of kick offs and punts. They slow the game down and are two of the highest risk events for injuries. Start with the ball on the 25 on a kick off and allow 40 yards for all "punts" when a team elects to surrender possession
That's stupid. One of the best weapons a team can have is a good punter that can flip the field and pin the opponent on the 2 yard line. So you just propose taking the punter completely out of college football? What is this now....Pop Warner?
Posted on 12/29/20 at 7:34 am to droliver
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1) get rid of kick offs and punts. They slow the game down and are two of the highest risk events for injuries. Start with the ball on the 25 on a kick off and allow 40 yards for all "punts" when a team elects to surrender possession 2) 1 yd downfield rule for blockers on pass plays 3) make intentional PI a spot foul (ie. grabbing a jersey of a guy running past you to avoid a TD). Inadvertent or normal kinds of PI would still be 15 yards. 4) limit substitutions to 1 player per play
1. Kickoffs and punts are fun. This is a dumb idea, Nancy.
2. I agree but they would never enforce it so what’s the point.
3. There is WAY too much room for error in this being a judgment call. Either make it a spot foul regardless or leave it alone.
4. What would teams do on the goal line?
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