What's the rule on replay?

[bonefish1]

There was a play on Sat night, believe it was 3rd qtr, where GRob, had a strip sack. On replay, it was clearly a fumble recovered by PU after the scrum.
But, the refs whistled the play dead.
Why was this not reviewed?
Can Brohm call for the review?
It was clearly a fumble and should have been PU ball.

 

[boilermaker75]

I was thinking the same thing on that play. Same thing happened at Rutgers. We had an interception but it was called out and never reviewed.

 

[02Boilermaker]

Without hearing the press conference, I'm not sure if he gave any more info on the situation. Coaches do still get 1 challenge in the NCAA game provided they have a TO left to gamble with (Purdue did at the time). I'm not sure about being able to challenge that play: I might be confusing NFL & NCAA, but I thought the rule was they could review to look for a clear recovery even if it was prematurely blown dead.

 

[bonefish1]

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Without hearing the press conference, I'm not sure if he gave any more info on the situation. Coaches do still get 1 challenge in the NCAA game provided they have a TO left to gamble with (Purdue did at the time). I'm not sure about being able to challenge that play: I might be confusing NFL & NCAA, but I thought the rule was they could review to look for a clear recovery even if it was prematurely blown dead.

A little later in the game, there was another play where the refs did stop play and do a review. Why then and not on the fumble?