The Arizona State Sun Devils suffered a crushing 39-31 double overtime loss at the hands of the Texas Longhorns in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl on Wednesday afternoon, and along the way, there was some controversy. In the aftermath of the game, former NFL referee Gene Steratore weighed in on perhaps the biggest no-call of the year.

What is targeting? Was it targeting in the Arizona State vs Texas College Football Playoff Peach Bowl quarterfinal game? What rulebook, expert say.

Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark called for the College Football Playoff to address national officiating standards after a controversial targeting no-call during Arizona State's 39-31 loss to Texas in the Peach Bowl.

Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark, who has a complicated history with Texas football, issued a statement on the Peach Bowl targeting controversy.

With just over a minute remaining in the fourth quarter and a tie game, Arizona State wide receiver Melquan Stovall reeled in a pass before getting hit by Texas defensive Michael Taaffe at midfield. Taaffe’s helmet clearly collided with Stovall’s,

Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark is among those who want to see changes after the Arizona State Sun Devils were controversially denied a key targeting call late in Wednesday’s College Football Playoff quarterfinal.