I went looking for proof Western Michigan got robbed.
Unfortunately, I’m now somewhat confident Michigan deserved the extra play 😭
Used Astra to sync two camera angles, check the visible stadium-clock ticks, and examine the first touch frame by frame.
Both possible frames when the ball was first touched leave time remaining. Even using the latest possible frame & shifting the sync one frame against Michigan leaves about 0.03 seconds on the clock..
Don't hate me for this, it hurts me as much as you 🥲
@calebmitchellll@KalistaAndrew Now you’re talking about the chain gang 🤣🤣. This man has Big10 network apparel on with a highlighter vest and yall think he is hired by the school 🤣
@calebmitchellll@KalistaAndrew Meanwhile I’m at 3 games each week of the season 😭😭😭.
1. Camera crew are not officials
2. They have no affiliation to the school they are hired by the network
3. The man is literally operating the camera in the video so he has more of a job than you think
@calebmitchellll@KalistaAndrew This is inaccurate as well, clearly is wearing a Big10 cap. You can’t just make stuff up because it sounds good to say what proof is there that he works for Michigan?
@KewPak@stoolpresidente You do realize the broadcast shown on tv is not an official clock? What you really want to see is the IN STADIUM clock and when the ball is touched
@jay_h3nry He literally answered his own question. “Based on what the broadcast said”. Nobody has ever said the broadcast clock is synced to anything in the stadium. What you really want to see is the in stadium game clock and check against when he touched the ball out of bounds.