NCAA considering rule adjustments to OT, closer look at feigning injuries

By Mark Schlabach, ESPN: If the NCAA Football Rules Committee gets its wish, college football teams will be required to run two-point plays after scoring a touchdown in the second overtime — and would run nothing but alternating two-point plays if the game goes three overtimes or longer.

Under the proposed rules changes that would take effect this season, teams would no longer start offensive possessions at an opponent’s 25-yard line after the second overtime.

NCAA considering rule adjustments to overtime

Stanford Cardinal coach David Shaw told ESPN on Friday that the proposed rules changes are designed to shorten games and limit the number of plays from scrimmage to protect players' health.

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