Unbelievable call. Cost us the game.

@MarinersFan12_ Agreed, but this play should have never happened because of the DPI that wasn’t called just before it.

I thought Pac 12 referees were bad. These guys are brutal.

Brother. We got called for 4 men in the backfield on 3 big plays lol. And rewind the game a few plays before that you’ll see a pi no call. U didn’t lose that game because of this play lol. We literally tried to give u the game 😂. Qb stinks that’s why.

Horrible call, but it didn't cost you the game. Not scoring in the red zone at the end of the game cost you the game....

What bout the missed DPI 2 plays earlier which would’ve moved the ball well out of USC’s endzone? Does that rigged call not matter since it went in your favor?

University of Spoiled Children got helped by the Refs huh? Shocking. 😏

Announcer agreed it was OPI.

As much as I hate to say this, this Oregon fan agrees with you!! USC and UW both suck but that call did change the direction of the game.

That call didn’t help, but Williams cost us the game

Huskies got calls all game and the play before was DPI that was not called 🤣

🚨 USC 25, WASHINGTON 21 🏈💜💛 The Washington Huskies let a winnable game slip away at USC, surrendering a second-half lead in a game decided by costly mistakes, offensive struggles and several highly controversial officiating decisions. Washington’s youth was also on full display. The Huskies are starting 14 underclassmen this season: 5 freshmen and 9 sophomores. That inexperience showed at critical moments, but so did the potential of this young team. Washington struggled offensively early, going three-and-out on four of its first five drives and failing to convert a third down until late in the fourth quarter. Then came the turning point. With Washington still in control, Demond Williams Jr. fumbled in a collapsing pocket in the third quarter, and USC returned it 48 yards for a touchdown. A game that had been in Washington’s hands suddenly swung toward the Trojans. But the officiating became another major storyline. Late in the game, USC faced a critical third down deep in its own territory. An incomplete pass would have forced a punt and potentially given Washington excellent field position. Instead, Washington was flagged for defensive pass interference on a play that, after reviewing the tape, appeared to be offensive pass interference, extending the USC drive. Huskies fans were especially frustrated because similar downfield contact involving USC defenders later went uncalled. Whatever your view of the individual plays, the inconsistency in how contact was judged left Washington fans questioning the standard being applied. Washington still had opportunities. The Huskies mounted a late push, including a 43-yard fourth-down completion to Chris Lawson, but ultimately turned the ball over on downs after failing to convert 4th-and-10 from the USC 18-yard line in the closing seconds. This loss wasn’t solely on the officials. Washington had too many self-inflicted wounds: stalled drives, poor third-down execution, the devastating fumble-six and an offense that struggled to sustain momentum. But that doesn’t make the officiating questions disappear. At 3–2 overall and 0–2 in Big Ten play, Washington now faces a difficult stretch with Iowa, Penn State and Indiana at home, plus Nebraska in Lincoln and Oregon in Eugene. This is a young Huskies team with 14 starting underclassmen. There will be growing pains. But there is also no time to waste. Washington needs to learn from this loss, clean up the mistakes and find a way to finish games. The margin for error just got a whole lot smaller.

USC fan. I think it was a makeup call for the one they missed right before that. That’s obvious that wasn’t passing interference.

Nice try. What cost you the game is that you aren't that good. Not that we are but you're worse.

One of the worst calls I can remember.

Yep. Knew it would when it happened. Just had that feeling of one

It was a make up call for DPI that happened and wasn’t called.

I’ll Venmo you 100$ to post the snap before with the same type of analysis

Lol, DB got away with one 2 plays before, karma is a bitch. Washington sucks, tissue?

That was a fucking brutal call fuck SC

Should have seen the PIs the field judge didn’t call on you guys multiple times. Even two hands pulling USC receiver down right in front of my eyes not called. This was the worst officiating crew of the year. They should all be fired

The play right before this was a missed DPI. Announcers agreed on that one too

1 play cost the Huskies (not "us", you're not on the team) the game? Just that 1 play, not a combo of plays during the game? Just that 1?🤔 This could be the first time in sports history a team played a perfectly flawless game except for 1 play & that 1 play cost them the game.🙄

Terrible call

One call does not ever make a game. The 4th quarter does not decide the game. If you'd scored more in the 1st quarter, you'd win.

Makeup call for previous no-call

Was at the game we could see it from the stands smh sucks man

Not to mention another Williams turnover!

I suppose you missed the play two plays before. The one where your DB pushed Tanook to the ground.

No, it cost you. The game was the fumble returned for a touchdown.

The play before the was pi on defense it’s what was supposed to be called

Awful call. And indeed, potential game changer. I was shocked.

@RoebuckCoach Fake news

USC as undisciplined as they are tried their best to give YOU the game. You just didn’t take it. The referee had nothing to do with your loss.

USC WRs must be trained to conceal their OPIs. That happened a bunch in our game against this last year. Still glad USC won though

What happened the play before this?