Ex-NFL ref criticizes assessment of new college football rule during Georgia Tech-Colorado game
Former NFL referee Terry Mcaulay was not satisfied with how the college football referees used the new injury rule for Georgia Tech to win Colorado on Friday night.
Mcaulay was left behind 2:34 in the fourth quarter. Yellow jackets and mandates were connected at 20. A Georgia Tech player was injured and medical staff appeared on the field to control it. However, Georgia Tech was accused of one of the three -time -term due to stopping in the game.
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NCAA brought to a point to destroy the players who mimic the injuries. If a player in the field is presented as injured after the ball is detected for the next game, that player’s team will be charged for a time -out. If the team remains, if there is no time -out, the team will be evaluated for 5 yard game delay penalties.
In this case, Mcaulay did not attend the Big 12 conference official.
“The big 12 is a ridiculous way about the new injury rule.
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“Worse, worse, the officer can communicate with the field again about the timing of the injury and somehow he could not note that it was long before the ball was detected.”
Mcaulay came to the same point in the match between Kansas State and Iowa State last weekend.
“We have an example that I expressed his concerns about why this rule would punish a team that does not do anything wrong. This player was clearly injured and still a time -out was charged because he went down after the ball was detected.” “Even worse, it seems to show that the ball was injured before being detected.
“This is not a good rule.”
Georgia Tech won the game 27-20.
NCAA Football Rules Committee targeted the players who were injured to stop the game time. In addition, a player should play a game, even if a time -out is given, and may not return until a medical specialist approves it.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
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