Controversial Call in USC-Minnesota Game Sparks Debate Over Replay Rules

USC coach Lincoln Riley criticizes Big Ten officials for overturning a crucial goal-line decision without indisputable evidence.

USC's Lincoln Riley expressed frustration after Big Ten officials overturned a critical goal-line call in Minnesota's favor without clear evidence.
The controversial decision came in the final minute of the game, resulting in a Minnesota touchdown that led to a 24-17 victory over USC.
Riley stated that the Big Ten acknowledged the lack of indisputable video evidence required to overturn the call, which was initially ruled in USC's favor.
The game also featured other disputed officiating decisions, including pass interference and intentional grounding calls that impacted USC's performance.
Despite the officiating issues, Riley emphasized that the call was not the sole reason for USC's loss, noting missed opportunities throughout the game.