The NCAA's new targeting rule has yet to be used in a college football game, but it already has come under fire. Plus, it has been interpreted in a variety of ways.
The rule would allow referees to eject any player who leads with their head to make a tackle or a block. The Los Angeles Times looked at the long-term impact the targeting rule could have on college football.
At least one player is worried about the new rule will change his game.
-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor
