The 1933 Rules Committee And The Future of Football
Regular readers of this site and other intelligent people know that American football has often faced conflicts over the game’s direction. Today, the primary disputes in college football are player safety and money. Some see targeting and other rules intended to eliminate dangerous hits as at odds with the aggressive play they consider central to football. Likewise, college football’s transfer portal and NIL move the game into territory many do not like. Regardless of where you stand on eith — www.footballarchaeology.com
Football Archaeology looks back at the 1933 NCAA Rules revisions and the issues they had that affected football forward.
