SEC outlines discipline for fake injury ‘nonsense’

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey sent a memo to athletic directors and head football coaches outlining punishments for faking injuries in games, citing concerns about disrupting the flow of play. Coaches accused of faking injuries will face fines and suspensions, with repeat offenses resulting in harsher penalties. The national coordinator of football officiating will review plays to determine if a fake injury occurred. Sankey emphasized the importance of respecting the game of football and expressed frustration with the increasing accusations of feigned injuries. Players, coaches, and staff involved in faking injuries will face consequences, including financial penalties and suspensions.