Big Ten addresses referee error in UCLA versus Oregon game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 12, 2026, 12:19 AM
Last updated Oct 12, 2026

The Big Ten Conference released a statement regarding a referee mistake during the final moments of the UCLA-Oregon football game on October 10. UCLA secured a 17-15 victory, marking their first win at Oregon since 2004. After Oregon's initial two-point conversion attempt was thwarted, a facemask penalty against UCLA granted them a second chance. However, officials incorrectly spotted the ball, leading to a misapplication of the rules during the crucial play. The conference acknowledged this error and emphasized the importance of consistent officiating in future games.
- •UCLA improves to 5-0 after the win over Oregon
- •Oregon attempted a two-point conversion late in the game
- •Facemask penalty gave Oregon a second chance
- •Big Ten confirmed officials incorrectly spotted the ball
- •Conference committed to improving officiating standards
- 12:19 AMYahoo Sports — Big Ten issues statement for referee mishap from UCLA vs. Oregon game
"The Big Ten Conference issued a statement regarding a mishap that took place in the final moments of the UCLA-Oregon football game.
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