Looking to get a handle on the epidemic of “fake” injuries in college football, the sport’s coaches have reportedly introduced a radical idea they hope will put a stop to the practice. According to a report Wednesday by The Athletic,

After the half-measures failed to stop the problem of feigned injuries, the NCAA is planning to look at a full-measure.

Teams like Texas Tech and St. John's are moving up the projected NCAA men's tournament seed line, while Iowa State and Oregon are stumbling.

Michigan State’s first conference loss didn’t come until February. With a 70-64 defeat at USC on Saturday, the Spartans fell one victory shy of being the first team in program history to start 10-0 in the Big Ten.