Updated OCT 21, 2014 8:47a ET  The biggest moment of Week 8, by far, was the offensive pass interference call against Notre Dame that took a likely game-winning touchdown off the board and allowed No. 2 Florida State to escape Saturday night undefeated.  It’s Monday, and the call is still being widely discussed among Notre Dame fans.  Here’s a great shot of the play if you didn’t see it – watch the two ND receivers on the right blocking FSU defenders.  The box score credited No. 20 C.J. Prosise with the foul, but the officials called it on No. 7 Will Fuller. As the rule goes, offensive players on passing plays can’t block downfield if the ball is first touched beyond the line of scrimmage. By that definition, it was a pretty clear penalty. Our officiating guru Mike Pereira says it was the right call, and on Sunday the ACC coordinator of officials Doug Rhoads defended the call.  That didn’t stop Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly from continuing to argue his stance when speaking to media on Sunday, though.  "The play itself in terms of what we ask our kids to do, it was pretty clear what happened on the play,” Kelly told reporters. “Florida State blew the coverage and they were rewarded for it.”  Said Kelly: "I don't know who saw it as interference, but you got two guys that are trying to fight for space. We saw it as such. He's supposed to find space, sit down and be a target. Again, it's a play that is a pretty common play in NCAA football where you're setting a point the guy turns around and the ball is thrown."  On Saturday night after the game, Kelly immediately said he disagreed with the call: "We execute that play every day and we do it legally and that's the way we coach it. We don't coach illegal plays."  Two days later, and it’s clear nobody – well, except maybe FSU fans – is over the call that could change the national title picture.  THREE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW  1. Our latest FOX Four rankings was released Sunday night – the top three remained in place and Oregon rejoined the playoff field at No. 4. There’s a lot of jockeying going on in the remaining six spots, particularly with Alabama and Auburn right outside the playoff picture. Should be a fun stretch run.  2. The new AP Top 25 released on Sunday had four SEC teams in top five, while the new Coaches Poll bumped Michigan State up to No. 5. I thought Baylor-Oklahoma would be the biggest game to watch on Nov. 8, but now it’s looking like Ohio State-Michigan State in a game that will determine which Big Ten team has any shot at all of making the playoff. Can’t wait for that one.  3. After West Virginia’s huge win over Baylor this past weekend, unfortunately WVU fans decided to do what they do in Morgantown – tear up the town. It got out of hand, with police in riot gear and using tear gas in some cases to control the crowds, and authorities are assessing the damage of the riots. School president Gordon Gee expressed his disappointment in a segment of the student body on Sunday, calling the behavior “unacceptable.”  THREE THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW  1. Speaking of that WVU-Baylor game, Bruce Feldman’s Week 8 Big Picture leads off with how the Mountaineers were able to have success against Bryce Petty and the Bears’ vaunted offense. In one word: pressure.  2. Marshall QB Rakeem Cato set an NCAA record with 39 consecutive games with a TD pass. We have him and the No. 23 Thundering Herd on FOX Sports 1 this Saturday (7 p.m. ET). Check Cato out if you haven’t seen him play – he’s a lot of fun to watch.  3. It was an ugly weekend in Gainesville, yet again, punctuated by the students chanting “Fire Muschamp.” At what point does Florida pull the plug on its coach? Here’s the chant (if you can’t hear, make sure the audio icon doesn’t have an ‘x’ over it – click it if it does):  THREE THINGS YOU MAY WANT TO KNOW  1. LenDale White is out of his mind. The former USC running back was escorted out of the Coliseum on Saturday night and told athletic director Pat Haden on Twitter that USC should fire his “punk ass.” White has been vocal about his dislike for the current coaching staff.  2. Johnny Manziel apparently had a good laugh on Saturday as Texas A&M was crushed 59-0 against Alabama. He then deleted his Tweet, of course. Pete Volk has more on that blowout, with six brutal stats.  3. Les Miles was asked about the QB position for 2015 and had a funny response.  * A Division II coach tied Bear Bryant for sixth-place on the all-time wins list.  * Matthew McConaughey attended the Texas-Iowa State game in an awesome burnt orange blazer. I want to be that dude when I grow up.  * Ohio State’s marching band did it again with another sweet halftime performance. This time it was in honor of classic rock. Enjoy.  Have a great Monday, all.  Teddy Mitrosilis is an editor and writer for FOXSports.com. Follow him on Twitter @TMitrosilis and email him at tmitrosilis@gmail.com.
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