Notre Dame football may have had 1 second left after final play at BYU
Was there pass interference on the final play of Notre Dame's loss to BYU? And maybe, more importantly — did ND have one second left on the clock?
Did Notre Dame football have one second left on the clock when the final play of their 28-24 loss to BYU concluded? This pivotal element of the game was a point of contention both immediately following the match and throughout the early hours of the following day. The broadcast and subsequent social media discussions centered around the possibility of pass interference on CJ Carr's throw intended for Jaden Greathouse, who seemed to be held as he hit the ground in the end zone.
Despite this, no penalty was called, and the game was ruled finished. However, the debate intensified when it was pointed out that the game clock read :01 when the ball went out of bounds. By replaying the final moments, it could have been determined if the stadium clock also showed one second remaining. If so, Notre Dame would have had an opportunity to use their final play.
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