It’s no secret that one of college football ... college football rule — is targeting, which, if called, results in the ejection of the player who committed the foul. Some fans hate the ...

A change in how a holding penalty is enforced was the biggest notable change in high school football ... The rules revision says that the spot for enforcement of fouls behind the line of scrimmage ...

Key rule changes will impact what college football looks like in the 2023 season ... only if a penalty is accepted for a live-ball foul, if there are offsetting fouls, or an inadvertent whistle.

Although some fans have worried this change would remove one of college football’s superior rules compared to the ... If there is a foul at the end of the first or third quarter, it will carry ...

(Image credits: Imagn) In college football ... foul. This difference leads to a lot of debates, as the NFL penalty can be much more severe to a defense. One argument against the college rule ...

This play underscores one of the biggest rule differences between high school football and the NFL ... the ball goes to the spot of the foul and is an automatic first down. In high school ...

Technology in college football is finally starting to catch up to the NFL, as the NCAA Football Rules Committee on Friday ... tackle box as a 15-yard personal foul. Currently, such tackles are ...

One of college football’s most controversial ... get controversial with the targeting rule. If the refs determine a player committed a targeting foul, that player is ejected from the game ...