Big Ten Acknowledges Error in Oregon's 2-Point Conversion Spotting

The Big Ten has stated that officials made a mistake in the ball placement during Oregon's 2-point conversion attempt in their game against UCLA on Saturday.

This incident occurred late in the fourth quarter after Oregon scored a touchdown, bringing the score to 17-15. Following a facemask penalty against UCLA, officials placed the ball one-and-a-half yards from the goal line, but the Big Ten clarified that it should have been spotted half a yard from the goal line.

Oregon's attempt was unsuccessful, and they lost the game 17-15, resulting in seven turnovers for the Ducks. The conference has communicated with its officiating team regarding this error and plans to reinforce the consistent application of the rules.