Another one. Obvious targeting. Gotta get that one correct on the field
It's not really the guy didnt even have the ball.It’s borderline but rarely don’t these become ejections
The NFL is going to eventually do the same thing if they haven't already.This is still such a stupid rule possibly deciding a major game like this on something like that. The NFL doesn’t eject for that
That's an obvious one. You'll be hard pressed to find ones that are not less obvious.It’s borderline but rarely don’t these become ejections
Burreaux is god.
It seems to me you have no idea what you're talking about. As usual.it seems to me a bunch of these throws would be picked by NFL defenders
It seems to me you have no idea what you're talking about. As usual.
No because players have been penalized and ejected for much more borderline hits than this. This was an easy decision.I have so many mixed feelings on that rule for ejecting a player for targeting. I get it, you want to take Targeting out of the game and that's a good thing for safety. Still, in a big game like this maybe there wasn't malicious intent.
Would it make sense that instead of permanent ejection, they would have something like a Power Play, meaning the player who did the targeting has to sit out the next two or 3 times his line is out (usually the defense). It would mean the defense loses the player but can get him back later in the game.
No because players have been penalized and ejected for much more borderline hits than this. This was an easy decision.
No because players have been penalized and ejected for much more borderline hits than this. This was an easy decision.
How are they overthrown but TDs???The two long TD passes were badly underthrown
He launched himself helmet first into a guy's head who doesn't have time to react. He got exactly what he deserved.I have so many mixed feelings on that rule for ejecting a player for targeting. I get it, you want to take Targeting out of the game and that's a good thing for safety. Still, in a big game like this maybe there wasn't malicious intent.
Would it make sense that instead of permanent ejection, they would have something like a Power Play, meaning the player who did the targeting has to sit out the next two or 3 times his line is out (usually the defense). It would mean the defense loses the player but can get him back later in the game.
No free head shot on a RB who didnt have the ball pretty justified to meIt was an easy decision and according to the college rule, he should be ejected. My question is is the ejection rule in college a little too harsh?
If that play took any longer to develop, it would have been 2020 already.LSU not fooled by the flea flicker. This game is over.