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My question is when a defensive player has committed his path to the

O player, and the O player drops his head, why does the defender get penalized?
Posted: 09/21/2025 at 01:26 PM ET
(In response to this post by RRHokie90)

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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