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Maroon Baboon
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Maroon Baboon

The faking injury rule should simply be: if the clock needs to be stopped

for an injured player, then the player is out for the rest of the series; OR the injured player's team can use a timeout to re-enter him. Then you don't have to question if he's faking it or not. It should just be automatic.
[Post edited by Maroon Baboon at 04/22/2022 4:48PM]
Posted: 04/22/2022 at 04:47 PM ET
(In response to this post by SouthernCalHokie)

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SIR: Rule changes 2022
SouthernCalHokie • 04/22/22 01:43 PM ET
So how does one actually prove that a player is faking an injury?**
Chris ColemanAdmin • 04/23/22 04:26 PM ET
Shoot him in the leg and see if he notices **
whatIpostlike • 04/25/22 09:57 AM ET
I suspect this will eliminate the obvious….
jjbeat • 04/25/22 09:10 AM ET
Doesn't matter, it's a big nothing-burger
Baltimore Hokie • 04/24/22 07:48 PM ET
Throw a snake on the ground non venomous and see what happens. **
Julez90VT • 04/24/22 06:02 PM ET
Al Czervik got away with it. Although a CPA got caught faking in "Memento"
KCHokie2 • 04/23/22 10:22 PM ET
NCAA + appeal. Should be smooth and seamless...**
marcbvtgm • 04/23/22 08:17 AM ET
LOL 😏.
RJHokie • 04/23/22 08:22 AM ET
The faking injury rule should simply be: if the clock needs to be stopped ◄
Maroon Baboon • 04/22/22 04:47 PM ET
Agreed **
Jbohokie63 • 04/23/22 12:05 PM ET
Player ejection should be a rarety
Seikoh_04 • 04/22/22 02:53 PM ET
Agree 100%
crazylane • 04/22/22 09:12 PM ET
I don't see the rule change for targeting will make that much of a
VTHokie2000 • 04/22/22 01:57 PM ET
Just depends on who pays the $$ to get the NCAA to overrule. **
LocalHokie18 • 04/22/22 07:25 PM ET
Truth here!**
RJHokie • 04/23/22 08:23 AM ET