The controversy over the blown targeting call in Arizona State's 39-31 double-overtime loss to Texas in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals is picking up steam. The consensus: The officials blew the call.

Did the officials cost Arizona State the Peach Bowl by not calling targeting against Texas late in College Football Playoff game? Social media reacts.

Entering the fourth quarter of Wednesday's College Football Playoff quarterfinal showdown between No. 4 seed Arizona State and fifth-seeded Texas, the Sun Devils entered the fourth quarter down 24-8 without much hope of a comeback.

Almost 48 hours after Texas' thrilling 39-31 win over Arizona State in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals, the debate rages on: Should the Longhorns hav

In arguably the best game of the 12-team College Football Playoff so far, Arizona State nearly pulled off what had once seemed impossible.

A day after Texas' double-overtime win over Arizona State in the Peach Bowl, the officials' decision to not call targeting on Longhorns safety Michael Taaffe in the final minutes of regulation is still a hot topic.

Wednesday's thriller between Arizona State and Texas featured an awful lot of controversy due to a no-call that occurred in the fourth quarter. ESPN's Scott Van Pelt offered his two cents on this debate while on "SportsCenter.

The Texas Longhorns' overtime victory over Arizona State in the Peach Bowl was not without some controversy after officials opted against ruling a dangerous helmet-to-helmet tackle as targeting.Late into the fourth quarter,