technically, you could list someone as probable or available and they not play, right?

For example, mateer could end up available tomorrow with OU having no intention of him playing unless in case of emergency. In which case he is available to go out there hand it off and run around a little bit.  Yes?

I'm going to hold your hand when I say this....

Mateer is playing in the RRS tomorrow at 2:30

 

11 minutes ago, hookemrj13 said:

I'm going to hold your hand when I say this....

Mateer is playing in the RRS tomorrow at 2:30

 

That wasn’t the question now was it?

2 hours ago, Orngblud05 said:

technically, you could list someone as probable or available and they not play, right?

For example, mateer could end up available tomorrow with OU having no intention of him playing unless in case of emergency. In which case he is available to go out there hand it off and run around a little bit.  Yes?

Technically, yes but if a team is egregiously lying or falsifying information on the report, they can face fine or suspension. 

Edited October 10, 2025Oct 10 by DanielOnorato

Ask Lane Kiffin about fines or suspensions.

There are zero consequences to listing him as “probable”.

Technically, yes.

It’s ok. Methlahoma would never cheat.