SJB - Targeting Rule discussion

[okaive]

I liked the part where Mavric was corrected by 3 people. Including Mavric.

ROFL

 

[tschu]

I better stay out of this thread; my brand of logic will probably get me banned

 

[huskerfan92]

Was it SJB who did the suplex? I was shocked there was no flag for that.

He did, but he didn't throw the QB down to the ground violently. He kind of laid him down, not quite like a Suh-Plex.

 

[Warrior10]

Was it SJB who did the suplex? I was shocked there was no flag for that.

He did, but he didn't throw the QB down to the ground violently. He kind of laid him down, not quite like a Suh-Plex.

That was because Thad had to come in and hit the QB while SJB was doing it. And I don't believe it should have been a flag if SJB would have done it, Borland wasn't flagged when did it to Taylor.

 

[Mavric]

I liked the part where Mavric was corrected by 3 people. Including Mavric.

Hey, my first post was before the overturned it. Give me a break, will ya?

 

[Mavric]

The Ole Miss player who just got ejected was targeting.
SJB was a love tap by comparison.

No he wasnt. Another horrible enforcement of a well meaning but very poorly thought out rule.

Um .. yes it was. Directly from the NCAA Rule Book:

Receiver A83 has just leaped and received a forward pass. As A83 is about to regain his balance, B45 launches and drives into A83 above the shoulder area with his helmet or shoulder. RULING: Foul by B45 for targeting and initiating contact with a defenseless opponent above the shoulders. Ejection for a flagrant foul.

 

[Hercules]

There were probably three other possible targeting calls in our game today that I noticed. The difference was that all three of those were between the tackles, where it never gets called.

 

[Hooked on Huskers]

Targeting=Ridiculous rule. It's okay prior to 1900 (no helmets)

 

[sd'sker]

The Ole Miss player who just got ejected was targeting.

SJB was a love tap by comparison.

And his ejection was overturned. Unbelievable.

The subjectivity is what is ridiculous.

exactly. there needs to be a 'malicious' component. that ole miss hit was way more vicious. he led with his head and launched. sjb made a form tackle at a high speed.

either way, ejection is pretty harsh. if anything, it should be reviewed after the game.

 

[macroboy]

Does the ejection carry over into the next game?

 

[sd'sker]

Targeting=Ridiculous rule. It's okay prior to 1900 (no helmets)

it would be better without helmets because no one would lead with their head. helmets made the players' heads a weapon, effectively.

but i do not necessarily have a problem with penalizing 'targeting'. i just think the in-game ejection is ridiculous.

 

[Hooked on Huskers]

Does the ejection carry over into the next game?

1st half, no. 2nd half, yes.

 

[Nobody]

^^ did not know that

 

[Mavric]

Does the ejection carry over into the next game?

If it's in the first half, just the remainder of the game.

If it's in the second half, you also miss the first half of the next game.

 

[huskers_packers]

The announcers on 1110 said that Purdues players waived him off the field, shouldn't that then have been a counter personall foul??