Ruey Yen: The obvious choice here is that Brandon McIlwain interception thrown into the end zone, but I would argue that the turning point for me was the drive afterward where the Bears went 3-and-out with two incompletions that were nowhere close, thrown by Chase Garbers. Bears did not eat up much clock nor force Washington State into using a timeout. If the Bears were able to pick up a first down or two, that game would probably have gone into overtime.
joshua.morgan: It has to be the McIlwain interception. The offense was moving the ball (albeit with a lot of help from the refs) and about to score the go-ahead points before the entire team had their hearts completely ripped out of them.