After several officiating blunders that arguably altered game outcomes and may have even affected national rankings, the Big 12 has called a meeting with everyone involved in its officiating program to address the issues, Jon Wilner of Mercury News reports.
\n\nAmong the conference’s officiating woes were two blown calls involving BYU.
\n\nThe first came two weeks ago in the highly anticipated clash between the Cougars and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. With three seconds remaining and BYU leading 28-24, Notre Dame quarterback CJ Carr threw an incomplete pass to wide receiver Jaden Greathouse. However, despite the clock clearly showing one second remaining, the clock was allowed to expire, and BYU won.
\n\nIn a statement later that night, the Big 12 admitted to the officiating mistake, saying that one second should have remained on the clock.
\n\nThe second most serious mistake occurred last weekend when BYU faced Arizona State. BYU QB Bear Bachmeier fumbled the football at the one-yard line. Cougars running back Sione Moa picked it up at the two-yard line and ran it in for a touchdown.
\n\nAfter the game, the Big 12 admitted the play should have been blown dead where Moa recovered the ball, and he should…
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