The Weekender: A small tweak to the targeting penalty is proposed, another Buckeye joins the Bearcats' coaching staff and fouls are at an all-time low in college basketball.
Own the group chat with The Weekender, highlighting the biggest stories in college sports, standout writing from Eleven Warriors and a glance at what's next.There likely isn't a single rule in the books that draws as much ire from the fans as college football's targeting rule. Well, the ruleThe committee, which began meeting Wednesday, proposed a change to the targeting rule after considering several adjustments.
“The committee strongly supports the targeting rule and believes it continues to directly support player health and safety and technique,” said David Shaw, rules committee chair and coach at Stanford. “Adjustments have been made in recent years to ensure proper enforcement, which is very important, given the significant penalty associated with the rule. It is understood that targeting receives a lot of media and fan attention — and rightfully so.
Sources tell FootballScoop that Peterson is heading to the University of Cincinnati to rejoin the staff of Luke Fickell. Per sources, Peterson is stepping into a senior, off-the-field role for the Bearcats program, which has soared to unprecedented heights under Fickell and finished 13-1 last season with the first-ever Group of 5 College Football Playoff appearance.
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