ROMAN WILSON

From a TD being taken away to inconsistent rulings on targeting, the College Football Playoff semifinals were marked by controversial officiating.

Michigan wide receiver Roman Wilson thought a key touchdown in the second quarter against TCU should've been confirmed and not overturned.

Michigan thought it had cut TCU’s first-half deficit to five with a long TD pass to Roman Wilson but fumbled the ball away a play later after a replay review somehow ruled that Wilson was short of the goal line. A play later, JJ McCarthy found Wilson behind the TCU secondary for what appeared to be a 49-yard TD. Officials disagreed with that assessment and said Wilson was short of the goal line. The ball was spotted a half-yard short of the goal line. MICHIGAN FUMBLES AT THE 1 YARD LINE, TCU RECOVERS!!!

Hassan Haskins ran for two second-half touchdowns and broke a school record as No. 2 Michigan captured its first Big Ten title in 17 years and a probable playoff berth with a 42-3 rout over No. 15 Iowa.

Cade McNamara threw a 47-yard touchdown pass to tight end Erick All with 3:29 left and No. 9 Michigan stayed in the Big Ten championship race, rallying past tricky No. 23 Penn State 21-17.