SEC official says....(clears throat)..... targeting rule working

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Shaw brought up that there were four targeting calls last Saturday in the SEC. Here's how he described them: "Two were absolute textbook targeting. One was in the gray area, but clearly by rule it was a targeting foul. And then we had one was properly overturned."The overturn was Wilson's hit in the fourth quarter, which was ruled a legal hit on replay, but the penalty remained, giving Vanderbilt new life on a critical drive.The targeting call that was "in the gray area" was almost certainly Ray Drew's hit on Vanderbilt quarterback Austyn Carta-Samuels in the second quarter. Drew appeared to only shove the quarterback on the shoulders, but the targeting call, made by referee Matt Moore, was upheld on replay review. Drew was ejected.Read more here: https://www.ledger-enquirer.com/2013/10/23/2758789/secs-shaw-speaks-extensively-on.html#storylink=rss#storylink=cpy

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Soo,being right 50% of the time and helping determine the outcome of a contest is what's best for the conference? What was grey about the Drew push? Why am I arguing with myself?