Recently, the NCAA conducted a review of the officiating during the 2020 College Football Playoff National Championship game between LSU and Iowa. The review found that the officiating was below expectations and that there were multiple missed calls and incorrect rulings.
The review identified several missed calls and incorrect rulings that could have impacted the outcome of the game. These included a missed pass interference call, a false start penalty, and an incorrect ruling on a fumble recovery.
The NCAA has taken steps to address the issues identified in the review. They have implemented a new system that will provide additional training and oversight for officials. This system will also provide more accountability for officials and ensure that they are held to a higher standard.
The NCAA has also announced that they will be conducting more reviews of officiating in future games. This will help ensure that all games are officiated to the highest standards and that any mistakes are quickly identified and corrected.
The NCAA’s review of the LSU-Iowa game is a reminder that officiating is an important part of any sporting event. It is essential that officials are held to high standards and that any mistakes are quickly identified and corrected. This will help ensure that all games are officiated fairly and that players and fans can enjoy a fair and competitive game.
