Football is an unpredictable sport, fuelled by emotions and personalities on the pitch. Sometimes, these emotions spill over, creating scenarios in which a player's safety may be at risk.
As part of the American Football Coaches Association convention, leaders here are adamant in finding a solution to a vexing issue. “Maybe we just need to stop faking injuries,” deadpanned ...
Approaches that are considered, or have been proven, to be successful in preventing injury include: modification of the baseball; implementation of helmet standards in ice hockey and American football ...
He threw for over 4,000 yards and 55 touchdowns, and was even named the Gatorade National High School Football Player ... Under Armour All-American Game with Apparent Injury.
At the time, college football rules analyst Matt Austin confirmed that the NCAA’s rule book doesn’t proscribe fake injuries directly, leaving officials without recourse to punish the act.