Game defining play

[bisonpride4ever]

They wouldn't review a hit if it wasn't called Targeting anyway.

I'm just saying if they wouldn't have called it initially but Coach K wanted them to look at it again nothing would've happened


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[bigdaddykane]

you guys shut Ej bibbs down 1 rec for 8 yards

[missingnumber7]

I'm just saying if they wouldn't have called it initially but Coach K wanted them to look at it again nothing would've happened


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If they didn't call it, it can't be reviewed and then penalized. It is not something Coach K could've challenged as it is not challengeable.

[DjKyRo]

A thought back on the Kansas game - I always tabbed the "defining play" of that one as the Daniel Eaves hit that jarred the fumble loose late in the game. Second would've been the Matt Anderson interception in the endzone. Man, that game was a grind.

[NorthernBison]

Keep your eyes on the target, you cant lower your head and lead with the crown. Not that hard to understand the rule, hard to not tackle that way for some people. Watch how Emannuel tackled Richardson a few yards downfield, he kept his eyes up.

No debate to me, it was targeting and deserved and ejection

I agree. There is absolutely no question he intended to blow the receiver up and he had his head DOWN. Most of the contact was made with the shoulder but the first contact actually was with the helmet AND all of the contact was to the head and neck area. Textbook targeting.

People need to get used to the fact this is how they are calling this. Whether we like it or not, the game has changed and it's not very likely to get relaxed. Defenders need to adjust.