Is it the “two-minute timeout” or the “two-minute warning”? The name of college football’s stoppage at the two-minute mark of the second and fourth quarters has become such a pointed ...

Wait, how about “two-minute warning,” the term the NFL has used to signify that stoppage since 1942? No, for some reason, the NCAA opted not to use that popular term for the timeout.

Like Shaw said, the goal of the new two-minute warning is to help prevent broadcasters from using back-to-back TV timeouts. Essentially, the change should help get rid of the touchdown-commercial ...

Football fans are well familiar with the 2-minute warning, but some are wondering if the stoppage at the end of halves is a thing in college football. There have always been major rule differences ...

None, however, may be more confusing than the twice-a-game two-minute warning. All NFL games have two-minute warnings, the automatic timeouts that occur when the game clock hits the two-minute ...

A staple of the NFL is making its debut in college football this season. The NFL has had a two-minute warning since 1942. Starting in 2024, the two-minute timeout arrives in college football.

One of the more massive differences was the addition of the two-minute warning, similar to what the National Football League has. Let's take a closer look at the two-minute warning rule and its ...

(NEXSTAR) — Whether you’re an avid football fan or just tuning in to spot your favorite celebrity, you may find yourself puzzled by the twice-a-game two-minute warning. If you’re unfamiliar ...