College football faces another clock controversy after BYU upsets Notre Dame

It was a wild Saturday in college football, and if top team after top team taking losses wasn’t crazy enough, another game ended with a one-second clock controversy.

BYU pulled off an upset over Notre Dame — but social media seems to think the game may not have actually been over.

Thanks to the No.

1 Georgia Bulldogs losing at home to Auburn, No.

2 Notre Dame had a chance to take over the top spot with a win.

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8 BYU Cougars.

And, to make matters worse, the Fighting Irish were without one of their best defensive players almost immediately.

On BYU's first series, defensive lineman Boubacar Traore was called for targeting on a hit on BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier.

That was a costly penalty for a team that doesn't take a lot of them, and the Cougars made them pay.

They marched downfield — even forcing Notre Dame to burn a timeout — with Bachmeier finding the end zone to open the scoring.

Notre Dame hit a field goal in the first quarter and then found the end zone in the second with running back Nolan James Jr. hitting paydirt to give them a 10-7 lead.

However, BYU had more, particularly a trick play that saw Bachmeier trotting into the end zone with the help of a blocker.

Then, as if that wasn't enough, Bachmeier scored another touchdown using his legs just before the half, and with the extra point, that gave BYU a 21-10 lead.