Almost every week in college football there's a controversial targeting call, but what happened Joe DiMaggio Jersey Saturday in the Florida State and N.C. State game may be the most strange one yet.Typically on a targeting call, a player will make a dangerous tackle on the person with the ball by leading with his helmet. If the defender looks like he's purposely trying to make a dangerous play, or ends up hitting the other player's head, he's typically ejected.But FSU's Jacob Pugh didn't do what you typically see in a targeting call. Instead of tackling, he simply put Alex Rodriguez Jersey his arms up to block a pa s attempt, and his hand inadvertently made contact with the N.C. State receiver on the trick play.FSU's Jacob Pugh was ejected from the game after this was called "targeting." Wade Boggs Jersey Sporting News (@sportingnews) MORE: The refs initially ruled the play targeting, and stayed with the ruling after replay.College football fans couldn't believe it.Jacob Pugh is ejected for what the refs are calling "targeting." I'm pretty sure the refs are completely Dellin Betances Jersey confused on what targeting is. Jordan Culver (@JordanCulver) We have a new "worst targeting call of the year"Florida State senior Jacob Pugh ejected for trying to block a WR pa s. Unconscionable Phil Murphy (@Phil_Sports) That might be the worst targeting call I have ever seen. And there have been a billion bad ones. Andrea Adelson (@aadelsonESPN) The Targeting foul in the game was ridiculous...This rule is garbage... Aaron Judge Jersey Need Targeting 1-2...Ejection not needed on 1 Joel Klatt (@joelklatt)