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Game notes: Allen says Huskers don’t get the calls from refs; Taylor-Britt’s bounce-back game; 4th-down decisions | Football


“We just have to go on to the next play, especially on those controversial calls,” linebacker Luke Reimer said. “We just have to do a better job of playing with clean eyes.”

Nebraska, one of the most penalized teams in the Big Ten was flagged six times for 55 yards, including five yards for “disconcerting signals.”

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Michigan was flagged six times for 47 yards.

The third quarter also featured a “joint” fumble recovery on a Michigan punt return, a call that gives the ball to the receiving team.

About those reviews … : By the four-minute mark of the second quarter, there were just as many official reviews as third-down conversions, and all three reviews came within four minutes of game time.

First, Michigan challenged a fourth-down spot, won the challenge and got a new set of downs.

After a 48-yard pass play, Michigan scored from a yard out, but not initially caught was Cade McNamara’s knee touching the ground as fell handing the ball off to running back Hassan Haskins.

All scoring plays in college football are to be reviewed; however, it took a timeout from Scott Frost to get the attention of the officials, and Frost had to use a challenge. The play was overturned, and Michigan settled for a chip-shot field goal.



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