This should be the story.
The Big Ten used the correct clock to get the call right but the NCAA wants you to know they should have followed what was a previously unwritten protocol to use the clock that was wrong to get the call wrong.
The pearl-clutching and selective outrage we've seen since the NCAA ruling has nothing to do with "protecting the game."
It's about coping—coping with the reality that Michigan flipped the rivalry with OSU and won a national championship while you were busy making excuses.
If the folks who are so outraged about the sign-stealing saga were truly interested in protecting the integrity of college football, they would have turned their anger toward their own beloved programs years ago.
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I love this Chiefs team.
I have loved every Chiefs team since i was a 5 year old kid watching Steve DeBerg.
If you told me in 2012 this team would go to 5 Super Bowls in 6 years, I’d have laughed at you.
We didn’t get it done today, but I’ll be a Chiefs fan until I die.
@KirkHerbstreit I’m so sorry Kirk. Thank you for sharing Ben with us all. I had the pleasure of meeting him at the Michigan-Texas game earlier this year. Ben was truly the sweetest dog I have ever met.