Cincinnati’s all-conference lineman ejected for dumbest targeting penalty of bowl season
By SDS Staff
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Cincinnati’s all-conference left tackle James Hudson was ejected late in the second quarter of Friday’s game against Georgia in the dumbest targeting call of the bowl season.
Bearcats quarterback Desmond Ridder completed a pass to running back Jerome Ford for 12 yards, and Hudson ran over to the sideline and hit Georgia cornerback Tyson Campbell. Campbell was standing out of bounds after the play, and Hudson took a cheap shot against him.
After a review, the officials called targeting and ejected Hudson for the hit on Campbell. Was it a late hit and a personal foul? Sure. Should he have been ejected for the hit?
Below is the replay:
Cincinnati’s James Hudson lights a guy up after the play and holds his hands up like he was innocent #PeachBowl pic.twitter.com/CDvbOgg23c
— Someone’s An Idiot (@SomeonesAnIdiot) January 1, 2021
Offensive lineman James Hudson was just ejected for targeting ⬇️
— PFF College (@PFF_College) January 1, 2021
The Bearcats lead the Bulldogs 14-10 at halftime of the Peach Bowl.
Should Hudson have been ejected for targeting?
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