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Frankly, fake injuries brought a World Wrestling Federation feel to football. It was absurd and needed to be stopped. Also, targeting rule will not change.

GoPOWERCAT's DAILY DELIVERY | 04.18.25. No one used the fake injury trick to stop the clock late in a game more than Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin, a guy who will bend the rules to win.

Feigning injuries, sometimes at the coach’s instruction, had become a tactic defenses use to slow down tempo offenses or as a way for an offense to avoid a delay-of-game penalty or get an extra ...

Last season, the SEC introduced fines for head coaches who encourage players to fake injuries. The first instance results in a $50,000 fine, the second is $100,000.

The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel gave final approval to a rule designed to discourage football players from faking injuries to stop the game clock, the NCAA announced Thursday.

Beginning this season, if medical personnel go onto the field to evaluate a player with an apparent injury after the ball is spotted for the next play, that player’s team will be charged a timeout.