NCAA Football Rule Changes

In the latest college football news, we are taking a look at potential NCAA football rule changes being made while we are in the off season. And for 2024, the NCAA is finalizing its rules modernization as the NCAA Football Rules Committee meet. The changes will be familiar to those who know football in general, specifically that of the NFL.

If you are learning how to be a football bookie, then you will need to be aware of these changes as it could affect betting in the coming season. Let us take a look at some of the changes we will be seeing next season. So far, these proposals will still need to gain approval from the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel. That means that these rule changes will be finalized around mid-April.

NCAA Football Rule Changes

Helmet communications could now be seen in college football. In the NFL, quarterbacks and coaches are able to speak with each other with helmet communications, and so do defensive players. In the proposal, coach-to-player communications will be allowed, but only to a single player on each team. They will be identifiable through a green dot worn on their helmet. However, these communications will be turned off at the snap, or with 15 seconds left on the play clock.

Another rule in the proposal is the two-minute timeout. This is a two-minute warning that will allow all end-of-half and end-of-game timing rules to be simple and streamlined. If you bet on football then you know how these changes can impact a game. Other rule changes include discussions on uniform violations, the use of tablets in-game, and the implementation of the 15-yard horse-collar tackle penalties within the tackle box. While still pending approval, it is assumed by many that these rules will pass and be under implementation in the NCAA football 2024 season.

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