One of college football’s most controversial rules is targeting. Some people dislike it entirely, some want adjustments made to the rule and some don’t quite understand what it is.
While targeting certainly plays a role for teams during the regular season, we’ve seen it have an impact on the College Football Playoff games as well. One of the biggest examples recently was when Clemson star linebacker James Skalski was ejected for targeting in two consecutive College Football Playoff appearances.
