re: Was the targeting call against RSJ (TAMU) the correct call?

10 years ago it would have been a good block. Now, it's targeting. Bryant popped right back up and maybe that should have been in consideration. But RSJ left his feet and it was a high block. He should have went lower. I'd been ok if it was a no call. But if a WR gets protection from targeting, he better be ready for that type call against for delivering a similar hit.

But I dont' care either way bc we fricking lost.