The NCAA announced several rule changes on Thursday before the start of the 2026 college football season.

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The Division I Football Bowl Subdivision Oversight Committee has announced rule changes for the 2026 college football season.

A player ejected for targeting for the first time during the season, regardless of which half it occurs, may participate in the next game.

The NCAA FBS Oversight Committee approved a number of proposed college football rule changes that will take effect with the 2026 season, including a major modification to targeting. Players at the FBS ...

For at least one season, a targeting penalty will no longer automatically take a player off the field for the following game. The Division I Football Bowl Subdivision Oversight Committee on Thursday ...

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