NCAA’s Football Rules Committee Seeks to Punish Chronic Headhunters

Apr 12, 2019

The NCAA Football Rules Committee met last month in Indianapolis and recommended two adjustments to its targeting rules, one of which is designed to punish those who fail to clean up their behavior.   The committee, chaired by Stanford coach David Shaw, proposed a progressive penalty that would cause those football players who receive a second targeting foul in the same season to not only be disqualified from that game, but also be suspended for the team’s next contest.   The second
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