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NCAA Football Rules — Part I
Confusing Wording

Other parts in this series:
  NCAA Football Rules — Part I — Confusing Wording
  NCAA Football Rules — Part II — Can They Be Easier to Read and Understand?

(Editor’s Note: NCAA Rules) In a previous article we wrote about obscure rules, or things you don’t often call, and at the end included some examples of “double talk” or “coaches’ speak.” that we found interesting. Let’s examine some of these more closely.

1.4.6.a ...Each of the first three infractions for failure to wear mandatory equipment or wearing illegal equipment requires a charged timeout. The fourth infraction in a half requires a five-yard penalty.

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