Football's Insane 'Blue Card' Rule Explained
IFAB are introducing a "Blue Card" to top-level football and could begin elite trials as early as this summer. In an attempt ...
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Abolish College Football
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How NIL is transforming college gymnastics and attracting Olympic stars
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Dodd: Among 10 best players I've seen in person over six decades, Travis Hunter ranks near the top
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What Does 'RR' Stand for on Referee Hats in College Football?
The "RR" on the hats stands for Rogers Redding, who died in April 2024. Rogers Redding was a 30-year officiating veteran. He reffed in the SEC and the old Southwest Conference beginning in 1988. The ...
How new compensation rules are transforming college gymnastics and attracting Olympic stars
When former gymnast Jordyn Wieber won the all-around world championship ahead of the 2012 London Olympics, she faced a ...
Todd’s Take: What’s Right And What’s Wrong With Indiana’s Penalties At UCLA
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Who was Marcus Freeman talking to on the Notre Dame football sideline late in NIU loss?
According to Rule 3-3-6-f-3 of the NCAA Football Rules Book: "The 10-second runoff may be avoided by the use of a charged team timeout if available." Notre Dame opted to save its final timeout.