between the headshot on gunny stockton at the end of the SEC championship, the shoulder to head on the texas receiver on that amazing ASU interception & the blatant non call targeting on the late ASU drive..
all three were reviewed & called clean. does it not seem that the officials have been told to “deemphasize” targeting calls?
between the headshot on gunny stockton at the end of the SEC championship, the shoulder to head on the texas receiver on that amazing ASU interception & the blatant non call targeting on the late ASU drive..
all three were reviewed & called clean. does it not seem that the officials have been told to “deemphasize” targeting calls?
between the headshot on gunny stockton at the end of the SEC championship, the shoulder to head on the texas receiver on that amazing ASU interception & the blatant non call targeting on the late ASU drive..
all three were reviewed & called clean. does it not seem that the officials have been told to “deemphasize” targeting calls?
Terry McCauley explained this in detail on twitter. The goal is clearly to find ways to not call targeting.
just realizing all of these were in atlanta, go falcons?
go falcons.
i don't think officials have been told to deemphasize.