The NCAA football rules committee’s latest idea to stop the trend of faking injuries will be to charge a timeout in certain situations.

College football players going down with injuries after the ball is spotted could cost the team a timeout or penalty.

One of the football players, who has since ended his playing career, was deemed to have a 'problem' with sports betting ...

The lead plaintiff in a US class action against Australian punters in American college football says he just wants a level ...

Mississippi State reported three Level III violations in 2024, including a women's basketball practice squad member placing ...

The NCAA Football Rules Committee has proposed changes to the injury timeout rule for the 2025-26 season, aiming to address the rising concern of feigned injuries used to disrupt momentum, the NCAA ...

Games will be played on an 80-yard field with specific rules regarding uniforms, equipment, and gameplay. TSSAA girls flag ...