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USC's 23-14 victory over Utah sent Las Vegas sports books into a tizzy Saturday night.

The game originally ended with USC winning, 17-14. But two hours after the game, the Pacific 12 Conference overruled game officials who had not allowed a last-second touchdown by USC's Torin Harris after a blocked field-goal attempt.

Contacted about the finish by The Times, a supervisor at the MGM Mirage Sports Book said, "That cost us huge. We needed USC to cover the 8½ and when they didn't allow that touchdown, that killed us."

That was around 10 p.m.

Informed the score had been officially changed, the supervisor said: "I haven't got that information.

"Wait. We're just getting it now."

The switch, he said, made for a six-figure loss for his sports book.

"Now we lose double," he said, "because we'd already cashed out. We can't collect from people we already paid."

goldenstang wrote:Taking points off the board is idiotic.

ponyte wrote:This sums up the complete impotency of the NCAA. The game should be decided by the competitors. There should not be rules that allow some middle-aged, pot bellied, cigar smoking, four-eyed non competitor to make determinations about the scores or outcomes.

peruna81 wrote:

ponyte wrote:This sums up the complete impotency of the NCAA. The game should be decided by the competitors. There should not be rules that allow some middle-aged, pot bellied, cigar smoking, four-eyed non competitor to make determinations about the scores or outcomes.

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