Lots of people could learn a thing or two from the @MACSports about winning and losing with grace and class.
Let the apologies to Michigan fans be as loud as the accusations!
You can tell they both weren’t in sync because what was shown on tv to mainstream audience was one clock hitting 0:00 with ball still in air…contrary to that shown in the big 10 private replay center amongst officials was a WMU defender illegal touching ball play drawn dead with a different clock showing 1 second remaining.
You just told everyone the cameras were strobe-synced 85 minutes before kickoff to guarantee alignment.
Then the broadcast clock and your clock disagreed by a full second on the last play of the game.
One of those two things is false. Pick which one and show your work.
@Timothy53299726@Stoner1776picks@RossDellenger No brother you have to wake up and see what’s going on in these games stay woke my friend….tv clock & on the field in game clock are not always in sync, this game played out how it was supposed to
Noticed this live on the NBC clock...It was out of sync
The officials said to put 9 seconds on the clock. Not 8 1/3. The NBC clock missed 2/3 of a second which caused the confusion.
Noticed this live on the NBC clock...It was out of sync
The officials said to put 9 seconds on the clock. Not 8 1/3. The NBC clock missed 2/3 of a second which caused the confusion.
@MatthewIce36386@Timothy53299726@RossDellenger That’s the thing brother man clock we all saw on tv was ticking faster than what white hat referee & big 10 replay center had for time