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There is a simple solution to the cramping charade.
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[QUOTE="JoeSU, post: 1873680, member: 309"] The rule needs to be modified so that if play is stopped for an injury, the player cannot enter the game for the remainder of that possession (not just 1 play). This also protects the player from being rushed back onto the field before being adequately evaluated (especially with head injuries). It is not a remarkable coincidence that every one of Louisville's "cramps" (at least that I can remember) occurred on defense when SU had mounted a drive. Oh and by the way, a player losing a shoe is not an injury nor is it a valid reason to stop play. The player either plays with 1 shoe, or a sub is sent in. That's like stopping play to tuck in a player's shoulder pads. [/QUOTE]
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