The MAC now says that “replay protocol was not properly followed” in the Western Michigan-Michigan game and the league has filed a formal appeal with the NCAA FBS Oversight Committee to be recognized as the winner.
It's like the postliberal version of the time when Karl Marx told Friedrich Engels that calculus was built upon mysticism and claimed he had exposed a flaw, when in fact he just didn't understand math.
Tucker Carlson asks why algebra puts letters into numbers.
Jess Elofson explains: "I think just to fuck with you."
They discuss how they've never met anyone in their life who uses algebra, which is "fake math" for people "in the matrix."
They conclude that caring about algebra is something that only "good little goy slaves" do.
Discussing last night, NBC’s John Fanta says at halftime of the Apple Cup: “The official time of the game is kept by the Big Ten. Our cameras are not the official arbiter of timekeeping within the game.”
Would have been nice if NBC tweeted that out right after the game.
In light of the Big Ten rigging the game for Michigan with the extra second even though 60 minutes had been played, they also did this, which should have also (basically) ended any chance Michigan had
the clock on your tv screen isn’t the official game clock
the official clock is this other special one I have in a drawer over there you can’t see it right now though
stop complaining
People had doubts about how well Kyle Whittingham would integrate into the storied Michigan culture, but generating that kind of controversy and loathing from basically all neutral fans on *Day 1* is an impressive level of Michigan Man™️.
Broadcast clock and in-stadium clock both at triple zeroes. Ball not yet in the hands of an out-of-bounds player.
The fact that B1G is showing us footage where the WMU player is fully cradling the ball against his body and there’s still :01 left means someone is lying hard.
Remarkable statistic:
Prior to Western Michigan, college football teams were 110,352 - 0 when leading after the end of regulation, dating back to 1869.