College Football Prepares for Major Rule Shakeups in 2025 originally appeared on Athlon Sports. College football is set for a noticeable shift in 2025, with the NCAA Football Rules Committee rolling ...

The pageantry, the drama, and maybe even the occasional rules-bending shenanigan or two: Yep, the return of college football is so close we can almost taste it — which of course also means that our TV ...

The NCAA on Thursday announced a new college football rule change intended to cut back on the number of players faking injuries. Under the new guidelines, which will go into effect this fall, a player ...

New rule changes coming to college football in 2025 include a timeout penalty to stop players from faking injuries, a single timeout for the third overtime and beyond, a codified closing of the 12-men ...

The 2025 college football season is only weeks away, and the NCAA is announcing 14 major rule changes to the game. Some of the changes add guidelines for officials, but others address problems that ...

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

In a continuing effort to improve player safety, the NFHS Board of Directors approved a pair of high school football rule revisions recommended by the NFHS Football Rules Committee ahead of the 2026 ...

Dabo Swinney has been around college football as long as anybody in today's modern game. The two-time national title-winning ...

In an interview on "The Paul Finebaum Show," this week, Greg Sankey floated the idea of the SEC creating its "own set of rules." Todd Kirkland / Getty Images SEC commissioner Greg Sankey is an ...

– National Federation of State High School Associations, the governing body of high school athletics, approved several rule changes for this fall and upcoming seasons in prep football. A change in ...

Paul Finebaum explained why efforts to crack down on college football tampering rules are unlikely to succeed despite calls ...