New 10 sec Sub rules for College Football...

Danny_Boy13

I just came across a story on ESPN where the NCAA is proposing a new rule that the offense can not snap the ball within the first 10 sec of the game clock. What a crock of $***!!! Nick Saban looks like he is leading this campaign, or atleast is the most vocal about it, which reaks of someone that does not have much of a defensive answer to the uptempo spread offense.

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/10446740/new-ncaa-football-rule-allow-early-subs-defense

MichaelVRenner

If the first 10 seconds of a 40 second play clock is dead time, why not just shave off 10 seconds and have a 30 second play clock.

The new rule, if passed, would just slow down the game.

tyrsnbdr

:explode: Complete BS coming from the "old" powerhouses :explode: that can't adapt in the guise of "player saftey." The evidance is actually the other way, faster plays = tired players = smaller faster players = less violent collisions = healthier teams. Chip kelly goes to the NFL and all of a sudden, his team has the least amount of injuries in the NFC. Maybe, NCAA :explode: :explode: :explode: :explode: :explode: :explode: , you should take a look at what he is doing on not worrying about that guy in that Southern school :explode: :explode: , who had 3 Chip Kelly clones move into his neighborhood and he can't/won't adjust.


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wolverine66

my favorite part is if the offense snaps it in the first 10 seconds they get a "Delay of Game" penalty for not delaying the snap for the full 10 seconds.

this is not a well thought out proposition for a rule. it does nothing for "player safety" (which is how they are selling it. It may, however, decrease the number of fake injuries defenses employ to try to slow down offenses.

JnK619

What a crock of *kitten*, I was a high school D-line coach and a huge challenge was rotating tired players in/out against a no-huddle offense, it can be done if you're prepared. Even as a Defensive coach I wouldn't want to see a stupid rule change like this. Bogus!!!

wolverine66

:explode: Complete BS coming from the "old" powerhouses :explode: that can't adapt in the guise of "player saftey." The evidance is actually the other way, faster plays = tired players = smaller faster players = less violent collisions = healthier teams. Chip kelly goes to the NFL and all of a sudden, his team has the least amount of injuries in the NFC. Maybe, NCAA :explode: :explode: :explode: :explode: :explode: :explode: , you should take a look at what he is doing on not worrying about that guy in that Southern school :explode: :explode: , who had 3 Chip Kelly clones move into his neighborhood and he can't/won't adjust.


:explode: :explode: :explode: :explode:

i think that was the perfect amount of these guys :explode:

Danny_Boy13

To me this is the equivalent in basketball when the defense gets a steal... there would be a 5 sec delay when the player that stole the ball can move forward or pass it. We have to let the guys have a chance to get set... WTH?!?!?

tyrsnbdr

:explode: Complete BS coming from the "old" powerhouses :explode: that can't adapt in the guise of "player saftey." The evidance is actually the other way, faster plays = tired players = smaller faster players = less violent collisions = healthier teams. Chip kelly goes to the NFL and all of a sudden, his team has the least amount of injuries in the NFC. Maybe, NCAA :explode: :explode: :explode: :explode: :explode: :explode: , you should take a look at what he is doing on not worrying about that guy in that Southern school :explode: :explode: , who had 3 Chip Kelly clones move into his neighborhood and he can't/won't adjust.


:explode: :explode: :explode: :explode:

i think that was the perfect amount of these guys :explode:

I still don't think I conveyed my true anger over this.

I have SEC fatigue, but now I have 3 new favorite teams in the SEC west. I hope his decline is spectacular.