Notre Dame gets screwed, twice, on "final" play at BYU
Key Points:
- BYU upset No. 2 Notre Dame 28-24 at home in a game marked by a controversial final play involving a missed defensive pass interference call.
- The game clock showed one second remaining after an incomplete pass, but officials did not restart the clock, effectively ending the game prematurely.
- Unlike a recent incident in Michigan where replay was used to restore lost time, no effort was made to correct the timing error in this game.
- Notre Dame was denied a legitimate final opportunity to attempt a game-winning play due to the clock mishandling.
- The outcome remains uncertain, as the final second could have changed the result of the closely contested matchup.