ND player ejected

[upperdeck]

wow. not sure how the D is supposed to react to a player on offense lowering his head, should they just let him hit you?

 

[Cusefan95]

The best way to avoid head injuries is to not play collision sports like football. All the rule changes to minimize the risk of head injuries are just delaying the inevitable, which is the outlawing of collision sports like football.

 

[upperdeck]

go to 7 man football and get rid of the 350 lb guys running around.. more space less contact.

 

[Orangetradition44]

Outlawing collision sports? Inevitable?

The best way to avoid head injuries is to not play collision sports like football. All the rule changes to minimize the risk of head injuries are just delaying the inevitable, which is the outlawing of collision sports like football.

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[Deano]

They also threw a a guy out a guy in the Houston/UCF game tonight. I was up in the air on the call initially but I had to agree with the ref's that they made the right call. There was a similar play in Baylor/OU on Thursday night. I thought the Baylor guy should have been gone, but the replay booth left him in the game.

 

[Doctor44]

I thought that targeting was only for "defenseless players" ie QBs throwing, WRs who just made a catch, kick returners. Once the QB crosses the line of scrimmage with the ball i thought that it became incidental contact just like LBs hitting LBs. Savage tried to run on the play and crossed the line.