Conferences have to assess sanctions and discuss in the offseason
Sonny Dykes is the first Power 5 coach to be ejected under the double-unsportsmanlike-conduct rule
Let's throwback to 1983 when referee Fred Silva and crew had to sort out a Mark Gastineau vs. the Los Angeles Rams brawl.
National college officiating coordinator Steve Shaw explains some rulings from Week 4
NFL officials don't have to stick around to officiate the post-game handshake line.
5 officiating things I noticed from the best weekend of playoff football I can remember.
Is the tide turning with college football officials empowered to eject head coaches?
Two weeks in and taunting fouls dominate the NFL officiating world.
The NFL wants its officials to crack down on players who taunt opponents this season.
NCAA conferences need to step up and back their officials to clean up coach tantrums.
Failure to wear a mask could cost a NFL coach 15 yards.
The offense can no longer intentionally false start in order to drain the clock.
Try as they might, sometimes players and teams lose control of themselves. Then, it is up to the officials to clean up the mess.
The NFL officials had to issue too many ejections in Week 1. Of the three, two were for unsportsmanlike conduct and one was due to a...
The NFL warns teams to stop physically and verbally abusing officials.
Officials almost perfect in handing out Week 9 ejections
What was left in will still have complaints of the "no fun league." And, Roger Goodell will continue to be booed.
Embed from Getty Images  The NFL Competition Committee is considering having officials eject players for flagrant hits, cracking down on celebrations and taking the next...
While an overwhelming number of coaches at the college level behave themselves, it is time for officials to enforce the rules and hold coaches accountable.
In 2016, players will not only have to worry about fines, but ejection if they commit two unsportsmanlike fouls of certain varieties. This is a one-year...