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Defense
Forced Fumble in College Football
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In college football, Forced Fumble means: A defensive play that causes the ball carrier to lose possession. Forced fumbles create turnover opportunities and can flip field position or game momentum.
Definition
A forced fumble is credited when a defender causes an opponent to lose control of the ball.
Why It Matters
Forced fumbles create turnover opportunities and can flip field position or game momentum.
How CFB Track Uses It
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Related Glossary Terms
Fumble RecoveryRecovering a loose ball after a fumble.TurnoverA loss of possession by the offense.Havoc RateThe percentage of plays where a defense creates disruption.3-4 DefenseA defense with three defensive linemen and four linebackers.4-3 DefenseA defense with four defensive linemen and three linebackers.A-GapThe gap between the center and guard.
Last reviewed 2026-04-24