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hoarseduck said... (original post) My math is it’s a half a game suspension! He was already suspended for the first half by virtue of the targeting and NCAA rules unless that has ... show more The NCAA changed its targeting rules this year to trial a new system -- targeting ejection #1 doesn't have an additional suspension beyond the game in which the penalty occurred, #2 triggers a suspension in the first half of the next game (which can be appealed), and #3 causes the player to miss the entire next game. So in this case, Stephens wasn't going to be suspended under the trial targeting framework.