Utah coach Kyle Whittingham came away from a conversation with commissioner Larry Scott feeling reassured about the Pac-12's officiating method of reviewing plays during football games.
If they beat USC this weekend, though, the Utes may have more regrets about what happened in a game that didn't involve them. A potential targeting penalty that was not called against USC in a 39-36 win over Washington State could factor significantly into the Pac-12 South race.
Here’s how: If the Utes win Saturday, they would be tied with USC at 3-2 in conference play and own the tiebreaker with the Trojans.