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NCAA Rules Committee states the obvious.

Posted by David (aka David) Feb 10 '11, 14:09

"The NCAA Rules Committee also is recommending a 10-second rundown of the game clock if a team commits a foul that stops the clock in the final minute of both halves.

The opponent has three options in this case:

* Take the yardage penalty and the 10-second rundown.
* Take the yardage penalty without the 10-second rundown.
* Decline both the 10-second rundown and the penalty yardage.

�The idea is to prevent a team from gaining an advantage by committing a foul to stop the clock,� said Redding, who is also serves as college football�s national coordinator of officials."

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...but won't inforce the obvious until after one of their games is compromised -- nm - stewie Feb 10, 14:19 1
- or enforce -- nm - stewie Feb 10, 14:20
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- as long as he doesn't shoot a rap video inside the kidney, he's cool. -- nm - TFox Feb 10, 14:15
my initial reaction is negative, as some 18 year old kid will unintentionally screw up a huge game that way -- nm - crash davis Feb 10, 14:12

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