Was 1 second left on Notre Dame-BYU clock after controversial last play?

The ultimate play within the 28-24 BYU win over Notre Dame on Saturday was crammed with controversy for a number of causes. There have been those that questioned if CJ Carr's throw to Jaden Greathouse ought to have been whistled for move interference on Evan Johnson.

After which everybody shared movies of there doubtlessly being one second left on the clock after the ball fell incomplete. That's the place our focus might be, and it what the Huge 12 shared its message about early Sunday morning.

"Following the Huge 12's evaluate of the ultimate play of Saturday's Notre Dame-BYU sport," learn the assertion, "it was decided that point remained on the clock when the ball hit the bottom and the play was incorrectly cleared by the replay officiating crew. The Convention will conduct an entire evaluate of its end-of-game officiating course of prematurely of subsequent week's video games."

NEWS: The Huge 12 says one second ought to have been put again on the clock in BYU's win over Notre Dame. w

— Chris Vannini (@ChrisVannini) 6

Was this move interference? 🤔 i

— uSTADIUM (@uSTADIUM) 6

Stadium clock clearly reveals one second left when ball hits the bottom. i

— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) 6

there’s CLEARLY 1 SECOND LEFT

simply watch it again in slo mo it’s not shut

clock doesn’t even get to 0:00 as I replay it zI

— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) 6

At the very least there was an admission of getting one factor flawed on that play. That will not make Notre Dame followers or the group really feel higher right here, although.

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