What punts might look like in college football 2026
The NCAA has passed a rule change governing punt formations in college football, prompting concerns from coaches about potential unintended consequences. The new rule may limit creativity and increase the risk of blocked punts and injuries to punters.
The NCAA has introduced a new rule change affecting punt formations in college football. Coaches are concerned that the rule, which restricts certain formations, may lead to more blocked punts and injuries. The rule requires players with number exceptions to check in with officials, potentially slowing down the game. Coaches hope the rule will be rescinded before the season begins in late August. The change may limit creativity and fake punts, which are a key aspect of the game. The rule's impact will be closely watched in the upcoming season.
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