BREAKING: The MAC has reversed its position and is fighting the Big Ten's extra 1 second for Michigan.
"The established replay protocol requires that the game clock displayed on the program feed be used in determining whether time remained."
"That was probably the most embarrassing win I've ever seen in college football..
I don't get how a second was added back on for Michigan" ~ @danorlovsky7#PMSLive
I want to dumb down how flawed this statement is. The Big Ten specifically states the clocks are synced. They state they used the clock in the stadium for the ruling. The broadcast uses the same clock.
Yet they don't address why the broadcast was different.
This statement contradicts itself. We all saw the clock at zero without the ball being touched. If the clocks are synced, how is that possible? And why is this the footage used? And where is this clock from? They spent hours on this and it still doesn’t add up.
Ok, so I don't want to be tin foil hat guy, and I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt in their explanation. However...
As I read this, they are saying that they have a super secret clock that they use in replay that is DIFFERENT & SEPERATE from the clock seen 1) in the stadium, 2) by the announcers, 3) and on the TV screen.
If all this is correct, then their explanation is unacceptable.
🚨🚨THE REFS EXPOSED🚨🚨
Western Michigan fans put together a video showing EVERY controversial call that went Michigan’s way.
The compilation includes missed holding, multiple roughing-the-kicker calls and the infamous extra second at the end.
WILD 😳
In today’s college football, WMU should go get a judge & get that call overturned.
Missed face mask, missed running into the punter, gave em an extra play. Broncos got boned.
And, UM fans rushing the field after beating a MAC team.
Embarrassing.
Who’s got it better than…
I would say Big 10 should overturn the result of that farce but in reality, they just need to acknowledge the real result. Which is that western Michigan beat Michigan tonight.