...the officiating crew debated if any time should be put back on the clock. Several players later said they heard the officials debating whether to allow as many as six seconds.Instead, they decided to keep the clock at two seconds...
...“The general rule of thumb is that if there is one second when I (signal to start the clock), and they snap immediately, the play can go,” referee Brian O’Cain said. “We try to keep the same pace the whole game. We don’t go faster or slower.”...
Also, Huskies take no satisfaction in coming close vs. USC - Tacoma News-Tribune
UW fans should focus on bowls, not conspiracies - Tacoma News-Tribune
Huskies lament ending vs. USC - Seattle Times
Ticked off - Seattle Times
Pac-10 top official backs up his crew after Huskies loss - Seattle Times
[Moore] What's up with Pac-10 officiating? - Seattle P-I
How about a little perspective UW fans - Everett Herald
Clock issue leaves Dawgs itching for more ticks - Eugene Register-Guard
Time expires, so Trojans exhale - Inland Empire Press-Enterprise
Conference officials face more scrutiny - Daily Breeze
Trojans still standing; Huskies are clocked - Daily Breeze
Trojans' daring escapes becoming a familiar theme - Daily Trojan
Hanging on - Daily Trojan
Plenty of Second-Guessing at Finish - LA Times
Carroll Defends Decisions Made Near End of Game - LA Times
USC almost gets clocked - OC Register
Pac-10 program demands more competent officials - Daily Bruin
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