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VTHokie2000
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VTHokie2000

I don't see the rule change for targeting will make that much of a

difference. If NCAA overrules that the player penalized for targeting shouldn't have been ejected from the game, then why did the replay official rule the player was guilty of targeting in the first place. If the NCAA really wants to fix the targeting rule, then there are better ways to achieve that goal.
Posted: 04/22/2022 at 01:57 PM ET
(In response to this post by SouthernCalHokie)

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SIR: Rule changes 2022
SouthernCalHokie • 04/22/22 01:43 PM ET
So how does one actually prove that a player is faking an injury?**
Chris ColemanAdmin • 04/23/22 04:26 PM ET
Shoot him in the leg and see if he notices **
whatIpostlike • 04/25/22 09:57 AM ET
I suspect this will eliminate the obvious….
jjbeat • 04/25/22 09:10 AM ET
Doesn't matter, it's a big nothing-burger
Baltimore Hokie • 04/24/22 07:48 PM ET
Throw a snake on the ground non venomous and see what happens. **
Julez90VT • 04/24/22 06:02 PM ET
Al Czervik got away with it. Although a CPA got caught faking in "Memento"
KCHokie2 • 04/23/22 10:22 PM ET
NCAA + appeal. Should be smooth and seamless...**
marcbvtgm • 04/23/22 08:17 AM ET
LOL 😏.
RJHokie • 04/23/22 08:22 AM ET
The faking injury rule should simply be: if the clock needs to be stopped
Maroon Baboon • 04/22/22 04:47 PM ET
Agreed **
Jbohokie63 • 04/23/22 12:05 PM ET
Player ejection should be a rarety
Seikoh_04 • 04/22/22 02:53 PM ET
Agree 100%
crazylane • 04/22/22 09:12 PM ET
I don't see the rule change for targeting will make that much of a ◄
VTHokie2000 • 04/22/22 01:57 PM ET
Just depends on who pays the $$ to get the NCAA to overrule. **
LocalHokie18 • 04/22/22 07:25 PM ET
Truth here!**
RJHokie • 04/23/22 08:23 AM ET