ACC Hits Syracuse With Big Fine After Upset Win Over Clemson
Summary
Syracuse University faced consequences after a football game against Clemson where they won 34-21. The team's starting quarterback, Steve Angeli, suffered an injury that ended his season. Additionally, Syracuse received a $25,000 fine for pretending injuries to gain an advantage during the game.Key Facts
- Syracuse won a football game against Clemson with a score of 34-21.
- Starting quarterback Steve Angeli got injured, ending his season due to an Achilles tear.
- Syracuse was fined $25,000 by the ACC for pretending injuries in the game.
- The injury faking is considered "unethical" according to NCAA Football Rule 3-3-6-b.
- The rule is meant to stop teams from unfairly slowing down the game.
- New rules this year penalize teams by charging them a timeout or a penalty for faked injuries.
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