In an exclusive interview, the world's leading throw-in specialist explains why football's most overlooked moment is anything ...
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Has football throw-in law changed?
The laws regarding throw-ins in football have not changed. The International Football Association Board (Ifab) is responsible for the laws of the game. Law 15.1 states the procedures that must be ...
The throw-in might be football's most overlooked set piece. But not for much longer. Flashscore spoke with Thomas Gronnemark, the Danish specialist who revolutionized Liverpool's approach under Jurgen ...
Texas Tech football is back at home in Week 11 of the college football season with a Big 12 showdown against BYU, with the college football world descending upon Lubbock for College GameDay. Like the ...
IFAB discussed several potential rule changes at a meeting on Tuesday. Glyn Kirk/AFP via Getty Images Football’s lawmakers have discussed the possibility of extending the Video Assistant Referee’s ...
LUBBOCK, Texas — Fans at Texas Tech football games will no longer be allowed to throw tortillas before the opening kickoff, a tradition for more than 35 years. Texas Tech director of athletics Kirby ...
Texas Tech is banning the throwing of tortillas by fans on kickoffs after the 14th-ranked Red Raiders were penalized twice and fined for objects being thrown onto the field in their most recent home ...
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