Big Ten must post an opinion on the end play of last night’s game!

[rubs]

How will they rationalize the results?

 

[ClassOf02]

I’ll be shocked if anything further comes of this. Rule 1 in this conference is protect OSU & Michigan at all costs.

 

[RCBeta79]

The Big Ten will be silent because the play is not reviewable.

 

[FrankZ]

I agree. I was going to post this last night, but at the end of day it just doesn’t matter, so I didn’t. We got screwed (bad), and just have to live with it.

 

[ScarletDave]

I feel like with the national attention it’s getting the conference will make statement, most likely acknowledging that the calls were missed but pointing to some rule that the play was somehow not reviewable and that they will do all they can to ensure the officials are well trained and blah blah

 

[ru66]

The Big Ten will be silent because the play is not reviewable.

Who says it was not reviewable
??

 

[richthedentist]

Who says it was not reviewable
??

The replay rule says its not this is well established thats why this will hopefully stoke something in the NCAA to relook at their replay rules. As someone mentioned something like VAR in the world cup. I mean they can review a 3 pointer during a timeout to see if a foot was on the line; so when the game is on the line how can you not review that not only was one guy out of bounds but you had 2 guys on one play

 

[ScarletWalk11]

The only reason why I think this is important is that if the big ten admits they messed up, the tournament committee can/should take that into account when evaluating the result of this game. If the conference stays silent, we probably don’t get that benefit.