"It's probably the worst thing in sports right now." TJ Ward is not a fan of the current targeting rule in CFB. I, I, I despise the college rule. Like, it's probably the worst thing in sports right ...

The NCAA Rules Subcommittee proposed a one-year trial rule to modify the rules regarding targeting penalties -- particularly disqualifications. Under a new recommendation, players disqualified for ...

If you hate the targeting rule in college football, there was some good news Thursday. Not the best news, but progress nonetheless. A big adjustment to the controversial rule is among proposed rules ...

During the national championship game last week, one team played the first half without a key defensive player. Miami cornerback Xavier Lucas spent the first two quarters sidelined as part of a ...

The NCAA is reportedly considering a "significant" college football rules change for the 2026 season. Currently, college football players that are ejected for targeting during the second half of a ...

Oklahoma's Reggie Powers III (13) was called for targeting on Missouri's Kevin Coleman Jr. in a game in November. Kevin Jairaj / Imagn Images The NCAA Division I football rules subcommittee has ...

The NCAA appears primed to tweak one of college football’s most controversial rules—as well as a rule you might not know existed. Football’s rules committee will discuss changes to the targeting rule ...

The NCAA Division I Football Rules Committee is proposing a one-year trial run that would modify the penalty structure for targeting. Players at both the FBS and FCS levels would no longer be ...

On Thursday, the Division I Football Rules Subcommittee submit a proposal that would change the way targeting is penalized. As of now, college football players who get ejected for targeting have to ...

Targeting penalties have steadily declined since 2020, dropping from about one in every four games to approximately one in every seven games last season, NCAA coordinator of officials Steve Shaw said ...

The Division I Football Rules Subcommittee proposed a major change to the current targeting rule in college football for the 2026 season. Under the new recommendation made on Thursday, Feb. 26, a ...