If you liked Florida players flopping

I’m watching it and was just reading 5he thread.

They all do it now. It's become part of the game.

Saw the UF QB fall down just a few feet from the sideline, and when they zoomed in on him he was bleeding from a finger.
Flopped over a finger injury,......really?????

This is my point from another thread: Tennessee fans were convinced (and I'm sure some of you) that Ole Miss guy was faking and he just went to the locker room.

Mullen told him to drop, LSU would have told Max to do the same thing if he had to come out.

UT just had one of worst examples I've ever seen. Dude lost his helmet and started running off, because that's the rule. Runs full sprint to the sideline and 3 feet away coach tells him to dive. He falls and grabs his knee like he just got shot and simultaneously tore all his ligaments. Rolls around for a minute or two then gets up like it was nothing. Back in one play later.

Simple solution to this growing issue... If a game stoppage is required, the player has to sit out for the rest of the possession.

This is getting ridiculous

Is football the only sport where players regularly get such debilitating cramps that they immediately can't move?

I feel like even soccer and basketball players manage to get out of the play area under their own power pretty quickly in those situations.

Are they, though? They still manage to walk off cramps all the time without acting like they got shot in the hamstring. If they can't, they literally get rolled off while play continues. And no one bats an eye.

Meanwhile, college football players basically get carried off the field for the same shite and we act like they are super tough for it.

"Oh, that big fat out of shape guy has minor leg cramps. Let's hold the game for several minutes to stretch him out, then give him a standing O as he heroically limps off with the help of three trainers. Spray him a mouthful of Gatorade and whoop and holler when he jogs back out 30 seconds later."