The Ducks and other teams won’t be able to burn precious seconds off the clock anymore by putting 12 men on the field for plays in the final two minutes of a half.

The NCAA issued a rules interpretation that will allow offenses to reset clock if 12 or more defenders participate in a play late in a half.

Late in the game with 10 seconds left, Ohio State was at third-and-25 at Oregon’s 43-yard line and eyeing field goal range. After Oregon called a timeout, it sent 12 defenders on the field. Buckeyes quarterback Will Howard thew an incomplete pass, four seconds came off the clock and the Ducks were penalized for an illegal substitution.

Dan Lanning and Oregon walked away with a massive win over Ohio State with the help of some inventive gamesmanship at the end of the showdown, and it took

Oregon's controversial coaching tactic to bleed time off the clock against Ohio State has resulted in an NCAA ruling. Ducks head coach Dan Lanning purposefully sent 12 men on the

Oregon football's late-game penalty strategy has caught the eye of the NCAA rules committee, according to a report by Yahoo Sports

The NCAA amended the rule penalizing a defense for having 12 men on the field after Oregon head coach Dan Lanning used it to his advantage in the Ducks'