Post by Coach Campbell on Oct 17, 2002 10:23:54 GMT
The following rules try and curb the continued rough play that brings the sport of football into jepordy:
For uncessary "roughness", "piling Up," the use of the open hand, or elbows, a penalty of 25 yards be inflected.
For the offense of slugging with the fist, of "kneeling," or of other equally unsportsmanship action, that the player not only be disqualified by removal from the game, but that for the remainder of the half in which the offense occurred his team be obliged to continue the game without a substitute for him.
The player who shall for the second time in one season be penalized for brutality shall be ineligible to represent any college or university for the remainder of the season.
The information above was another way to find ways to limit the brutality of the game. This information was posted in the New york Times Nov., 28 1905 - Coach CAmpbell
For uncessary "roughness", "piling Up," the use of the open hand, or elbows, a penalty of 25 yards be inflected.
For the offense of slugging with the fist, of "kneeling," or of other equally unsportsmanship action, that the player not only be disqualified by removal from the game, but that for the remainder of the half in which the offense occurred his team be obliged to continue the game without a substitute for him.
The player who shall for the second time in one season be penalized for brutality shall be ineligible to represent any college or university for the remainder of the season.
The information above was another way to find ways to limit the brutality of the game. This information was posted in the New york Times Nov., 28 1905 - Coach CAmpbell