UCLA stormed back behind Josh Rosen's arm Sunday night, returning from a 34-point deficit to stun Texas A&M.
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But another look at the play that gave the Bruins the lead has some questioning why this one wasn't at least reviewed.
UCLA’s game-winning touchdown catch might have been incomplete. And it definitely should have been reviewed. https://t.co/zkeVc5SE7Y pic.twitter.com/GFy8xvIPqE
— Yahoo Sports College Football (@YahooSportsCFB) September 4, 2017
Jordan Lasley was hit in stride for the pass, but after he gets a foot down, his knee pokes the ball loose, which one would imagine would be ruled as he lost control of possession. He doesn't regain possession of the ball before a foot steps inbounds, and this could have been ruled incomplete.
Refs didn't, and just by judging Rosen's magic against the exhausted Aggies defense, it was likely only a matter of time before he saw the end zone yet again.
This is all moot point though, as Rosen completed the comeback and Kevin Sumlin's seat can't get much hotter.
