Sounds like little Lane got in trouble

[YesIAmAPirate]

Ole Miss releases statement on ‘feigned injuries’ controversy ahead of LSU game

Ole Miss has been accused of faking injuries this season.

www.saturdaydownsouth.com

 

[dawgman42]

 

[onewoof]

That's worded like a warning was given today.

 

[L4Dawg]

I'm sure they have extensive medical documentation to back up each and every "injury."

 

[patdog]

Meh. This is nothing. I’ll believe they’ll do anything about it when I see it.

 

[85Bears]

It’s just poor sportsmanship, basically cheating. they need to institute a rule where you have to sit out a certain amount of plays every time you fake injuries to disrupt play.

 

[Dawgg]

It’s just poor sportsmanship, basically cheating. they need to institute a rule where you have to sit out a certain amount of plays every time you fake injuries to disrupt play.

My vote would be until the next change of possession.

 

[pseudonym]

I, for one, think people who ***** about fake injuries should just get over it.

I hope Ole Miss fakes an injury on every play tomorrow.

ETA: Ole Miss’s statement was incredibly stupid imo. It is basically an admission of something everyone knows but can’t prove. They should have changed nothing until if and when the rules are changed.

 

[Willow Grove Dawg]

https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/o...injuries-controversy-ahead-of-lsu-game/[/URLI

Ole Miss releases statement on ‘feigned injuries’ controversy ahead of LSU game

Ole Miss has been accused of faking injuries this season.

www.saturdaydownsouth.com

It ain't a real issue until someone unbiased like "Not a Fan" reports it.

 

[pseudonym]

My vote would be until the next change of possession.

Would this not be viewed as incentivizing players to play through injuries? Seems like a liability issue.

ETA: I think the happy medium is until the next first down. If the issue is the defense trying to slow down the offense, sitting until the next first down is usually a max of 3 plays (more in the case of penalties/repeated downs). That isn’t as punitive as the entire possession and should adequately disincentivize faking injuries (for the most part).