What does a $54 million buyout for the old coach, a $91 million contract for the new coach, and a $50 million roster get you?
An a-s whipping in Oxford, Mississippi! #HottyToddy
Jeff Sagarin, an official NCAA-recognized National Championship selector, chooses to recognize Western Michigan’s 12-7 win over Michigan in his ratings this season.
Steve Sarkisian on Michigan’s win over Western Michigan: “I think the thing that shocked me most was that they stormed the field. That was a surprise.”
The ending of that Michigan game yesterday is some shit I’d do when playing basketball outside as a kid
“Game 7, for the win! He misses… BUT MAGICALLY ANOTHER SECOND IS ON THE CLOCK”
Mike Pereira says NFL officials are supposed to use the clock the public can see on reviews if there's a discrepancy.
It's not clear if CFB is supposed to do the same.
From @brucefeldmancfb and @ralphDrussoATH: https://t.co/imkqpBVv7g
Michigan’s Hail Mary that came after the Wolverines were given one extra play, shouldn’t have happened, according to rules expert Mike Pereira.
Our story on how Michigan-WMU refs used a game clock no one else could see for their pivotal review:
Free story link: https://t.co/M5AuagO0Ev
Remarkable statistic:
Prior to Western Michigan, college football teams were 110,352 - 0 when leading after the end of regulation, dating back to 1869.
I found 175 college football field storms since 2019. No team had a sadder storm field than Michigan (-27.5) last night and Michigan holds two of the three saddest field storms.
(Will continue to chart more field storms in prior years. This is my new quest)
Been on the phone with several CFB refs/officials this morning
They are in complete agreement last night's outcome in Michigan is one of the most inexplicable they've ever seen
More on today's show (1e/12c)
I used to be a camera operator for Auburn Athletics and worked many college football games for ESPN and SEC network. The Big Ten is lying to you and fabricated evidence for Michigan to have an extra play at the end of the game against Western Michigan. The stadium clock is the standard. Not whatever the replay booth decides it is.
Bryce Underwood had a 31.4 passing grade against Western Michigan, per @PFF.
That was the second-worst mark among 110 qualifying quarterbacks in FBS.
(min. 20 dropbacks)
They had a secret clock that no one else could see, that apparently wasn’t synced with the stadium clock, and then took 3 hours to release an official statement explaining it in the weirdest font imaginable.
That clears everything up. I retract all my criticism.