NCAA football news: Big Ten announces adjustment to in-broadcast replay review process
After Michigan’s controversial Week 1 win over Western Michigan, the Big Ten is instituting a change to its review process. According to a report by Pete Thamel, the conference is expanding the in-broadcast replay review process for all television games starting this Saturday. “The Big Ten is expanding the conference’s in-broadcast replay review to […] The post NCAA football news: Big Ten…
The Big Ten has announced an expansion of its in-broadcast replay review process for all football broadcasts starting this Saturday, September 12. The conference aims to increase transparency during review processes by allowing expanded access to live audio between the game referee and replay official, alongside video footage being reviewed.
This change will also extend to all home non-conference matchups officiated by Big Ten crews during the 2026 season. The decision comes after a controversial Week 1 game between Michigan and Western Michigan, which ended with a dramatic last-second win due to the addition of one second to the clock.
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