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Bad. If it would have been called incomplete on the field that would be different but I really don't think the replay shows indisputable evidence that the call should have been overturned. 

Bad Call. Call on field is hard to overturn.  Could argue forward progress is stopped, but don’t think that is reviewable.  

To quote one of the best specials of all time:

"Stink, Stank, Stunk"

I thought it was a terrible call.  He took about 3 steps, not forward, but sideways and twisting trying to avoid the tackle and had control of the football. The DB did a great job knocking the ball lose.  If the receiver had stepped out of bounds after the 3rd step inbounds would they have ruled it incomplete? I doubt it.

What was a worse call was kicking the extra point with a 1 point lead.  Could have came back to bite them.  

@swmohusker could have but it ended up not mattering so I'm not sure how you can say that was a worse call. I think the call that completely changed the scoreboard and momentum is probably worse than one that ended up not mattering.

Coach can’t control officials.  They sure can control game management.
 

I guess the worst call would be throwing it to the wrong team on the last play.  That hurt them too.  

Bad call. No way the call on the field should've been overturned. Likewise, if it had been called incomplete on the field, that also would've been tough to overturn (but easier than what they did overturn). It's possible he never had clean possession but the replays didn't prove that. Unless they had some views we weren't shown, that was a terrible game changing review. It's almost like Dean Blandino had the call  :lol:

@swmohusker that was 100% on Olave. If he runs the route he was supposed to there is no interception. So yea, pretty terrible call by Olave there to break off his route I'll give you that

Yep.  Looks like they were running the same concept/matchup they scored on 4th and 1 earlier in the game.  Olave looks like he is running the post then breaks to the corner.  

Bad call. Ball dropps straight to the ground after the rake because he had possession of the ball. No control you would expect the ball to still had energy from the failed control and roll or spin from his hands after it comes loose. Wouldn't overturn the call either way and should have stayed a scoop and score.

Terrible call.  Just terrible.  Makes you wonder if someone got paid.  

Both the BIG 10 and National Officials Committee stated the fumble recovery and the subsequent touchdown should not have been overturned.