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I know I am repeating myself, but hate the targeting rule. Even with instant replay
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I know I am repeating myself, but hate the targeting rule. Even with instant replay


Oct 22, 2016, 5:05 PM

they still have trouble being constant with the call.

Wit it not targeting when Wayne Gallman was knocked out of the NC State game. The player clearly lead with the crown of his helmet into Gallmans helmet.

Either call it constantly or take the rule out of the game. Sometimes I wonder if instant replay has been that positive of an addition to the game???

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Rule is very clear, the refs. need to enforce it as we lost


Oct 22, 2016, 5:26 PM

two players to uncalled targeting, and it can end a players career! Kylw Parker was an outstanding college QB until speared in Auburn game, and we found out at end of year, that it cracked several of his ribs. Now, what if Gallman is never the same player? The NC coach should be held accountable, as he called for "taking out the TB" and was proud his players did it! Both those uncalled vicious targeting fouls turned the game into the opponents favor. Without it or even if enforced, I really think we would have won by several more tds. The same guy who targeted and should have been thrown out of game went on and caused a couple of those fumbles!

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Re: I know I am repeating myself, but hate the targeting rule. Even with instant replay


Oct 22, 2016, 5:28 PM

Yes, player safety is far less important than consistent enforcement of the rule.

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i am definitely for players safety that's why IMO the refs to call be more consistent


Oct 22, 2016, 7:08 PM

by calling actual targeting plays as penelties. Many of the ones they call is not true targeting.
The play on Wayne Gallman by NC State is the very definition of targeting.

Why was it not called? Instant replay refs should be held more accountable for obvious missed calls.

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