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Virginia Tech’s 35-33 Loss to Pitt Hinges on Unreviewable Field Goal Controversy
sports6 days ago

Virginia Tech’s 35-33 Loss to Pitt Hinges on Unreviewable Field Goal Controversy

Virginia Tech lost 35-33 to Pittsburgh on Oct. 2 after officials ruled a potential game-winning field goal by kicker John Love as no good. The decision sparked debate because multiple video angles conflicted, and NCAA rules prohibited instant replay review since the ball was above the uprights. Head coach James Franklin expressed uncertainty about the call but defended Love, while the loss dropped Virginia Tech to 4-1 and kept Pitt unbeaten at 5-0.

via Fox News|
#college-football#ncaa-rules#officiating
College Hockey Adopts 21 NHL-Aligned Rule Changes for 2026-27 Season
sports8 days ago

College Hockey Adopts 21 NHL-Aligned Rule Changes for 2026-27 Season

The NCAA has implemented 21 new rule changes for the 2026-27 Division I men's hockey season, primarily aimed at aligning the sport with NHL standards. Key updates include the introduction of a trapezoid behind the net, stricter faceoff procedures, and revised penalty enforcement. These changes affect gameplay, officiating, and team strategy across all conferences.

via Grand Forks Herald|
#2026-27-season#college-hockey#ncaa-rules
SEC Admits Illegal Onside Kick in Texas-Tennessee Game, but Result Stands
sports11 days ago

SEC Admits Illegal Onside Kick in Texas-Tennessee Game, but Result Stands

The SEC confirmed that Tennessee’s onside kick against No. 1 Texas was illegal, but the 20-17 Texas victory remains unchanged. The error involved a drop kick from an incorrect spot and a lateral movement violation, giving Tennessee a chance to tie the game with 1:22 left. Although the SEC apologized, no game outcome reversal is possible under NCAA rules.

via USA Today|
#college-football#ncaa-rules#officiating-error
SEC Sues LSU, Kiffin over Pro-to-College Recruitment Allegations
sports1 month ago

SEC Sues LSU, Kiffin over Pro-to-College Recruitment Allegations

The SEC filed a federal lawsuit in Alabama naming LSU, university president Wade Rousse, athletics director Verge Ausberry, and head coach Lane Kiffin, accusing them of coordinating the recruitment of professional athletes to LSU for the 2026-27 season in direct defiance of NCAA rules. The suit seeks to determine if the conference can enforce its rules against member schools as the court weighs ongoing questions about pro players’ college eligibility and the implications for the upcoming season; SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey notes the presidents voted unanimously on the new enforcement approach.

via Fox News|
#college-football#lane-kiffin#lsu
LSU-SEC legal showdown tests college football rules on former pro players
sports1 month ago

LSU-SEC legal showdown tests college football rules on former pro players

LSU and the SEC head to a Thursday court hearing amid a high-stakes clash over the conference’s rules barring former NFL players from returning to college football, with potential penalties including fines, suspensions, and even game forfeitures, and the possibility of rare expulsion and playoff consequences as both sides seek clarity on eligibility and enforcement.

via CBS Sports|
#court-hearing#lane-kiffin#lsu
Kiffin's LSU NFL-Return Push Sparks SEC Transfer Showdown
sports1 month ago

Kiffin's LSU NFL-Return Push Sparks SEC Transfer Showdown

Lane Kiffin at LSU has openly pursued former NFL players to challenge NCAA rules and enable their return to college, triggering an SEC-wide arms race as conferences weigh limits on NFL-to-college transfers amid lawsuits and court orders. LSU has signed Zxavian Harris and Dae’Quan Wright and is courting others, while Ole Miss and other programs react, highlighting a broader push to redefine transfer eligibility and the balance of power in college football.

via CBS Sports|
#lane-kiffin#lsu#ncaa-rules
SEC weighs own rules and playoff in push for independence
sports4 months ago

SEC weighs own rules and playoff in push for independence

SEC leaders floated the idea of governing with its own rules and possibly running a separate playoff, hoping to gain stability amid nationwide rule disputes; but a full breakaway is blocked by the CFP contract through 2031-32 and antitrust concerns, making it more a bargaining chip than an imminent move, with discussions focused on enforcement and potential broader solutions.

via The New York Times|
#antitrust#college-football#ncaa-rules
Shemar Stewart's Contract Dispute with Bengals and College Status Unclear
sports1 year ago

Shemar Stewart's Contract Dispute with Bengals and College Status Unclear

Shemar Stewart, an unsigned Bengals edge rusher, is considering returning to college football at Texas A&M to potentially re-enter the draft next year, despite NCAA rules and NFL rights implications. This move could allow him to earn money and delay his NFL career, but it might also impact his contract and free agency timeline. The situation is complicated by NCAA regulations and NFL team rights, with Stewart exploring options to maximize his opportunities.

via NBC Sports|
#bengals#college-football#ncaa-rules
LaNorris Sellers Turns Down $8 Million Transfer Offer to Stay at South Carolina
sports1 year ago

LaNorris Sellers Turns Down $8 Million Transfer Offer to Stay at South Carolina

South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers was reportedly offered $8 million to transfer, highlighting the ongoing issue of financial inducements in college sports, but he has chosen to stay at USC despite the offers. Sellers, a top dual-threat QB and Heisman contender, values his education and playing career over money, with his NIL valuation at $3.7 million.

via The State|
#lanorris-sellers#ncaa-rules#nil-deal
Georgia Triumphs Over Georgia Tech in Historic 8-OT Showdown
sports1 year ago

Georgia Triumphs Over Georgia Tech in Historic 8-OT Showdown

In a thrilling college football game, No. 6 Georgia defeated Georgia Tech 44-42 after eight overtimes, nearly setting a record for the longest game in terms of overtime periods. The game, which lasted over four-and-a-half hours, saw Georgia rally from a significant deficit to force overtime. The current record for the most overtimes in a college football game is held by the 2021 Illinois vs. Penn State game, which went to nine overtimes. Recent NCAA rule changes have altered overtime procedures, emphasizing 2-point conversion attempts to expedite the process.

via USA TODAY|
#college-football#georgia-bulldogs#georgia-tech-yellow-jackets
Hannah Hidalgo's Nose Ring Controversy: Refs' Decision Sparks March Madness Outcry
sports2 years ago

Hannah Hidalgo's Nose Ring Controversy: Refs' Decision Sparks March Madness Outcry

Notre Dame freshman Hannah Hidalgo was forced to remove her nose ring during the NCAA Women's Sweet 16 game against Oregon State, causing an unexpected absence and disrupting her performance. The NCAA rules state that jewelry must be removed immediately or the player will be required to leave the game. Notre Dame coach Niele Ivey expressed frustration over the situation, while Hidalgo felt the officials were focused on the wrong things. Despite the disruption, the team plans to regroup and refocus for future games, and Hidalgo intends to continue wearing her nose ring next season.

via CBS Sports|
#hannah-hidalgo#jewelry-controversy#ncaa-rules