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Ball was spotted incorrectly on Ducks' 2-point conversion, Big Ten says

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Officials spotted the ball incorrectly on Oregon's potential tying two-point conversion attempt late in Saturday's 17-15 loss to UCLA, the Big Ten said Sunday, and the league vowed to "continue to emphasize consistent application of the playing rules."

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