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I think the starting point for kickoffs is different.
They don't sell alcoholic beverages at college games but they do at NFL Games.
NFL: Defensive pass interference penalty is always 15 yards from the spot of the foul.
College: Defensive pass interference penalty is always a 15 yards (or 1/2 the distance to the goal line or to the 1-yard line) and automatic 1st down.
NFL: If you catch the ball and fall or make contact with the ground, you are not considered down and still able to get up and run until tackled or touched while getting up by the opposing team
College: if your knee or elbow hits the ground you are considered down and the play is over, regardless if you are touched or not (I hate this rule, so stupid and needs to be changed)
I think the starting point for kickoffs is different.
They don't sell alcoholic beverages at college games but they do at NFL Games.
NFL: Defensive pass interference penalty is always 15 yards from the spot of the foul.
College: Defensive pass interference penalty is always a 15 yards (or 1/2 the distance to the goal line or to the 1-yard line) and automatic 1st down.
NFL: If you catch the ball and fall or make contact with the ground, you are not considered down and still able to get up and run until tackled or touched while getting up by the opposing team
College: if your knee or elbow hits the ground you are considered down and the play is over, regardless if you are touched or not (I hate this rule, so stupid and needs to be changed)
well they just changed the kickoff rule in the NFL and it's very dumb. they need to move it back ASAP. there are going to be so many touchbacks now.
also i think some colleges or venues sell alcohol (could be wrong). i know BSU had a "beer tent" area outside the stadium one year. but that's about it.
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well they just changed the kickoff rule in the NFL and it's very dumb. they need to move it back ASAP. there are going to be so many touchbacks now.
also i think some colleges or venues sell alcohol (could be wrong). i know BSU had a "beer tent" area outside the stadium one year. but that's about it.
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