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Originally Posted by Mike51
This play is from the Oklahoma-Florida game. The exact situation occured in the Ole Miss-Texas Tech game.
Late in both games, with the team in the lead in possession, they ran a running play, runner tackled inbounds. The 40 second clock began to countdown, game clock still running. At around the 33-34 second mark in both games, the whistle blew for an injured defensive player.(Both defenses had TO's remaining) After the player was attended to and left the field. the R "pumped" the play clock with both hands, resetting the clock to 40 seconds and wound the game clock.
I thought that after a injury timeout, the play clock would be set at 25. NCAA rule 3-2-4c.
Your thoughts, please.
Thanks, Mike
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Originally Posted by TXMike
An interpretation came out of the NCAA in mid-October that directed the play clock be reset to 40 after a Team B injury.
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Assuming that cited text is correct, how is this "interpretation" not really a rule change?
If the rule says 25 seconds, how can you interpret this to be 40 seconds?