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Changes to Injury Timeouts Proposed by Football Rules Committee
The NCAA Football Rules Committee on Friday proposed modifications to the injury timeout rules for the 2025-26 season.
Total Pro Sports11h
When Will Arch Manning Enter The NFL Draft? Exploring Draft Rules For The Texas QB
The buzz around Texas quarterback Arch Manning has only grown louder as the NFL Combine gets underway. While teams prepare ...
The News-Gazette11h
Can't Wait For Saturday | Group of Five schools have a new worry: coaching poaching
Bob Asmussen is a college football reporter and columnist for The News-Gazette. He can be reached at 217-393-8248 or asmussen ...
NFL's new 'dynamic' kickoff rules are already throwing teams for a loop
Through the first week of the preseason, NFL teams are still having serious trouble getting their arms around the new kickoff ...
Goalkeepers have adapted to many new rules, but how might the countdown law change football?
The International Football Association Board has acted on what it sees as the rising trend of goalkeepers getting away with ...
SB Nation19h
IFAB approve new rule to try to limit time-wasting by goalkeepers
At their annual general meeting, the International Football Association Board (IFAB) have approved a change to the Laws of ...
Onefootball1d
Goalkeepers to face new eight second rule from 2025/26 season | OneFootball
The International Football Association Board (IFAB) has approved a new eight-second rule that will be imposed on goalkeepers ...
Soccer rule change: Corner kick awarded if goalkeeper holds the ball more than 8 seconds
Soccer’s rule makers are taking another crack at reducing timewasting by goalkeepers who hold the ball for too long. The ...
Radical time-wasting rule to be introduced across world football in 2025/26
Referees will award corners instead of free kicks against goalkeepers who attempt to waste time by holding on to the ball for ...
Football's lawmakers confirm new rule that will punish goalkeepers for timewasting
Goalkeepers will concede a corner if they hold onto the ball for more than eight seconds from next season in a significant ...
IFAB changes rule to counter time-wasting goalkeepers
Goalkeepers who hold onto the ball for longer than eight seconds will concede a corner under a new rule approved by the International Football Association Board on Saturday.