Ohio State's Arvell Reese Ejected for Targeting in Win Over Nebraska

The controversial targeting call in the fourth quarter led to Reese's ejection and sparked outrage among Ohio State fans.

Arvell Reese, Ohio State linebacker, was ejected for targeting after a hit on Nebraska's Jahmal Banks, a decision confirmed by officials upon review.
The targeting penalty, which includes a 15-yard penalty, will also sideline Reese for the first half of Ohio State's next game against Penn State.
The decision led to a strong reaction from Ohio State fans, who threw objects onto the field in protest, prompting a sideline warning for the team.
Despite the setback, Ohio State secured a 21-17 victory after Jordan Hancock's interception ended Nebraska's potential game-winning drive.
Targeting rules in college football result in player disqualification and are meant to protect defenseless players from forcible contact to the head or neck area.