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By ERIC OLSON The NCAA rule change that drew the most notice in the offseason might go mostly unnoticed by fans once the college football season is underway. For the first season since 1967, the clock will continue to run, as it does in the NFL, when a team makes a first down on a play that […]

The NCAA rule change that drew the most notice in the offseason might go mostly unnoticed by fans once the college football season is underway. For the first season since 1967, the clock will continue to run, as it does in the NFL, when a team makes a first down on a play that ends inbounds rather than stopping until the chains are set and the referee signals ready for play. The exception is during the last two minutes of the second and fourth quarters.

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The NCAA Football Rules Committee projects that the new rule will trim seven or eight plays from the average of about 180 per game in 2022.

The NCAA football rule change that drew the most notice in the offseason might go mostly unnoticed by fans once the season is underway. Coaches’ opinions vary on how much

The NCAA rule change that drew the most notice in the offseason might go mostly unnoticed by fans once the college football season is underway.

If you ask Pat Narduzzi, almost all of Pitt’s linebackers can play at least two spots right now.

"He was electric," Olivia Harlan Dekker said. "Everything that he says sounds like a bumper sticker or it should be sewn on a pillow.”

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PITTSBURGH — Only Clemson has won more Atlantic Coast Conference games than Pittsburgh since Pat Narduzzi took over nearly a decade ago. Not Florida State. Not North Carolina.