Still in denial about the fake injuries they used during the Iowa game. But they are good at denial….especially with Paterno and Sandusky. Still don’t think it’s true.
I remember it being done in the early 60's ND vs Ia game also.
I don't think officials will make the call often. They will be afraid the player is actually hurt. To much to put on an official. Disqualify the player for the remainder of the drive is the most logical and easy solution.
The "Fainting" Irish.
Good ole Jimmy Franks that scumbag … I remember those antics when Iowa was number 3 in the nation or 4th a few years back - total scumbag move by the scumbag himselfFake injuries could cost teams timeout, penalty
College football players going down with injuries after the ball is spotted could cost the team a timeout or penalty.www.espn.com
SEC teams have often been the examples.
I wonder what people out there think about this? Say um, like a Kirk Ferentz, James Franklin, our incredible hawkeye fans.
He shoulda grabbed the calf or hammy and pretended "CRAMP!"
ND actually did it twice--at the end of the half as well as at the end of the game. And the second time two ND players were in huddle and, almost simultaneously "collapsed." As a result of the blatant cheating, ND scored each time to be gifted a 14-14 tie, which still cost them the national title. No Iowa fan should ever forget the Fainting Irish.
This is dumb. Too subjective. Why not just institute a rule that a player is ruled ineligible to return for that half if an injury resulting in a delay occurs in the last 5 minutes of the half? That will automatically eliminate this kind of thing.Fake injuries could cost teams timeout, penalty
College football players going down with injuries after the ball is spotted could cost the team a timeout or penalty.www.espn.com
SEC teams have often been the examples.
I wonder what people out there think about this? Say um, like a Kirk Ferentz, James Franklin, our incredible hawkeye fans.
I agree with you on that.
Get 3 or 4 strong guys who don't make the team and have them run out there and scoop up the player like they do tennis balls. Get them off the field in 10 seconds and keep clock rolling.
That is a great idea if say last 5 minutes of half and game you can use a timeout or that player is out rest of game.
you forgot mark douche-tonioFake injuries could cost teams timeout, penalty
College football players going down with injuries after the ball is spotted could cost the team a timeout or penalty.www.espn.com
SEC teams have often been the examples.
I wonder what people out there think about this? Say um, like a Kirk Ferentz, James Franklin, our incredible hawkeye fans.
