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GSOHokie01
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I miss the days when there was none of this “targeting” nonsense.

We were taught to not spear someone and keep your head on a swivel. Defense was always on the hunt to “break someone up”. Big, destructive hits were part of the game. If you laid someone out, they remembered it the next time and it impacted their play.
Posted: 09/21/2025 at 10:16 AM ET
(In response to this post by Hokies2023)

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They really need different levels of targeting in college football.
Hokies2023 09/21/25 12:03 AM ET
I miss the days when there was none of this “targeting” nonsense.
GSOHokie01 09/21/25 10:16 AM ET
So I guess CTE is just fake news?**
VT ChemE 1986 09/21/25 10:41 AM ET
And? How about broken teeth in hockey, blown out elbows in baseball,
GSOHokie01 09/21/25 02:23 PM ET
Wow! You think life threatening, irreparable brain damage is equivalent to
VT ChemE 1986 09/21/25 03:07 PM ET
Obviously a flaming jackass.
GSOHokie01 09/21/25 06:31 PM ET
You don’t need targeting rules if you stop making passing so easy.
marcbvtgm 09/21/25 06:24 PM ET
It looks like he intentionally lead with his helmet on a defenseless player
Flanker 09/21/25 08:37 AM ET
Compare that to the non targeting call against uSC-E in the mizzou
RRHokie90 09/21/25 07:19 AM ET
My question is when a defensive player has committed his path to the
MCL3 Hokie 09/21/25 01:26 PM ET
Your question is totally legit, considered by some refs but not others...
RRHokie90 09/21/25 03:25 PM ET
That should have been targeting.
Flanker 09/21/25 08:44 AM ET
I think he started to lead with the crown
crazylane 09/21/25 01:08 PM ET
I think that call was right
Hokie1992 09/21/25 08:26 AM ET
That one made zero sense to me. Lowered his head to his him on the temple.**
CPVT3 09/21/25 08:19 AM ET