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- The NCAA Division I FBS Oversight Committee approved changes to the targeting penalty structure for the 2026 season.
- A player ejected for targeting for the first time may participate in the next game.
- A second targeting offense requires the player to miss the first half of the following game.
- A third targeting offense results in a full-game suspension.
- Conferences can appeal a player's second ejection for a video review.
