Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day spoke with Fox Sports college football analyst Joel Klatt regarding the targeting rule. Day thinks that the rule should be common sense. Targeting reviews are often not cut and dry and the rule could use a little bit more clarity. Joel Klatt made sure to clarify that he was not questioning Ryan Day regarding Georgia defender Javon Bullard’s hit on Ohio State star wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. in the College Football Playoff. Day was not happy about the outcome of that specific call. Almost all of player safety is pinned on defensive players the way football is played now. Years ago, if you didn’t want your wide receiver to suffer a big hit, then you wouldn’t throw a risky pass over the middle. Modern college football is different, in a good way, than it was 20 years ago. Player health and safety…
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