November 1, 2024
By Nick Schulz, On3 Sports: SEC commissioner Greg Sankey sent a memo to the league’s coaches and athletics directors issuing a warning about faking injuries, Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger reported. It also included penalties as well as possible coach suspensions.
The penalties increase for each occurrence of fake injuries, as determined by the National Coordinator for Football Officiating, Sankey wrote.
The head coach would receive a public reprimand and the school would be assessed a $50,000 penalty, and that number increases to $100,000 on the second instance. If it happens a third time, the head coach will face a suspension for the next game, as well any other staffers involved.
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