Can someone tell me what the definition of targeting is? I thought I knew but I guess I’m wrong
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The non calls on that today were absolutely horrible. They screwed the pooch for both teams.Can someone tell me what the definition of targeting is? I thought I knew but I guess I’m wrong
This. It's an arbitrary way to occasionally influence the outcome of a game and eject a player. There were at least three prior non-targeting calls with helmet-to-helmet, leading with the crown contact (by both teams) much more egregious than the one they stopped the game for. At this point, get rid of the ejection and just let it be a call on the field like any other personal foul.The non calls on that today were absolutely horrible. They screwed the pooch for both teams.
Yep should have been 15 yard penalty and Nebraska would have been in FG position..Google...
NCAA targeting rule
The 2023 NCAA rulebook says that a player should be penalized for targeting if he makes “forcible contact to the head or neck area of a defenseless opponent with the helmet, forearm, hand, fist, elbow or shoulder.”
The hit on Kemp was not to the head or neck area and the graphic they put up didn’t say it had to beYep should have been 15 yard penalty and Nebraska would have been in FG position..
He clearly was leading with his head all the way..The hit on Kemp was not to the head or neck area and the graphic they put up didn’t say it had to be
I assumed it meant that the defender targeted the runners head or neck areaHe clearly was leading with his head all the way..
I assumed it meant that the defender targeted the runners head or neck area
Correct. That is why there was no targeting call. Some blame can go to the CBS commentator who clearly didn't know the rules.
Can someone tell me what the definition of targeting is? I thought I knew but I guess I’m wrong
There are a lot of simple rules that the big ten officials can’t get correct or even be consistent for both teamCrazy thing is, I think the NFL just suspended a guy for multiple games for doing that. For the nth week in a row, the B1G officials -- plain as day -- cannot seem to get simple rulings correct.
Crazy thing is, I think the NFL just suspended a guy for multiple games for doing that. For the nth week in a row, the B1G officials -- plain as day -- cannot seem to get simple rulings correct.
Someone else already posted, but this is wrong. Forcible contact to the head or neck area is just one kind of targeting, and the contact can be initiated by the helmet, or shoulder, arm, hand, etc. Attacking with the crown of the helmet regardless of where the contact occurs is also a violation.Correct. That is why there was no targeting call. Some blame can go to the CBS commentator who clearly didn't know the rules.
Get what you're saying,.but the idiot officials missed the call during the game you're talking about and suspended him after the fact. It was a blatant missed call....
Someone else already posted, but this is wrong. Forcible contact to the head or neck area is just one kind of targeting, and the contact can be initiated by the helmet, or shoulder, arm, hand, etc. Attacking with the crown of the helmet regardless of where the contact occurs is also a violation.
You know they also instantly through the flag for the holding call after our interception. That call was going to happen the moment we got it to put us out of field goal range. Here is the deal, it is clear the refs don't give us the right yardage or flag us for things they don't flag other teams for. The clock didn't run before our punt... I can go on and on every game. The probably is we still lose, because our players choke. END OF STORYBad optics for the BIG if Iowa lost that game. We shot our selves in the foot as usual, but we get that 15 yard penalty it changes the game completely most likely resulting in a Nebraska win.
I don't often defend Big Ten refs, but Lynum bear-hugged the Iowa player and never let go, even after he was no longer a threat to make the tackle on Hill. It was like an instructional film on how to get called for holding.You know they also instantly through the flag for the holding call after our interception. That call was going to happen the moment we got it to put us out of field goal range.
Name any in the last game that benefited us or hell the last 3 or 4 games... we never get any breaks from the officiating crew even at home games SMHI see some of our fans reached the part of the grieving process where we ignore the calls or non-calls that benefitted us and cherry pick the others that didn't, to use as a crutch.
Initially I called bs on the targeting live but on the review I convinced myself of the fact that it was targeting based upon the true definition that CBS put up there. No it wasn't helmet to helmet but if what was posted on tv is correct it checked all the boxes.Can someone tell me what the definition of targeting is? I thought I knew but I guess I’m wrong
YesThe more egregious reffing failure came when they didn’t catch the stopped clock for a play and a half, adding at least 15 seconds to the end of the game. Isn’t there supposed to be a designated ref keeping the time on the field so that if the clock doesn’t start they adjust the clock to the proper time?