In a thrilling Peach Bowl quarterfinal, Texas narrowly defeated Arizona State 39-31 in double overtime, igniting controversy over multiple non-calls for targeting. Arizona State’s coach, Kenny Dillingham, voiced his confusion over the targeting rule following two reviewed plays that officials deemed non-targeting, while CFP executive director Rich Clark and Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark acknowledged the need for clearer officiating standards. Source and details of the news
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