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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 860651" data-attributes="member: 7261">I brought this loophole up several years ago, because I saw it intentionally (or unintentionally) happen during several Badger games one season.  I was besides myself watching the play clock get changed from 0 to 25 and then the game clock start and more precious time came off the clock.  I actually thought it was an error by the time keeper, not knowing that this was the rule at the time.Now if you are only up by one score or less, as the Packers were on Sunday night, this intentionally taking time off the game clock could come back to bite you.  However, in a game where you are up by 2 or more scores, what a way to burn a ton of time.Time, no pun intended, to close that loophole.Also, agree with you on feigning injuries and how that needs to be dealt with.</blockquote>

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