Also said Tommy Carr is getting reps with the 1s (about an 80/20 split). They've been doing that for a while. Carr is the only other QB repping with 1s.
In 2005, the officials put time on the clock, which allowed Michigan to score the game winning touchdown as time expired
Michigan upsets top 10 ranked Penn State in dramatic fashion
Fast forward 21 years and we are storming the field after beating Western Michigan
Former Michigan linebacker Joey Velazquez is suing CBS for defamation over a 2025 report tied to the school's sign-stealing scandal.
https://t.co/X2QxsTNyOO
Very good explanation here.
The referee put 9 seconds on the clock. But NBC’s clock went from 0:09 to 0:08 immediately upon the snap, indicating that either NBC’s clock was off and/or the clock was between 0:08.99 to 0:08.00 while it showed 0:08 on your screen…
Which means the clock you saw on TV was between 0:00.99 and 0:00.00 while it showed 0:00.
Joel Klatt RIPS and TEARS into Bryce Underwood.
He explains the film is much worse on Bryce's development, and he REGRESSED.
-Poor reads
-Starring down WRs
-No progression through his reads
-Poor throws and decision-making
Maybe some fans need to take their blinders off.
Amidst all the chaos on the field, #Michigan RB coach Tony Alford wasn’t celebrating, but instead was consoling players from Western Michigan and congratulating them on a great game.
Class act.
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 🥲
Michigan's play that "shouldn't have had time added back" took less than 9 seconds to run -- from snap until the defender touched the ball. The officials were right to put time back on the clock.
Watch it with a basketball-style countdown:
"The bottom line is we're 1-0, but the reality is we have got a lot to fix, a lot of things to address."
Kyle Whittingham reflects on No. 16 Michigan's walk-off win over Western Michigan 👇
One full second is a range — not a snapshot in time. So when the clock shows 0:59 for a full second, is that range of time 0:59.99 to 0:59.00? Or is it 0:58.99 to 0:58? I still haven’t received an answer. I’m sure we can rely on the NCAA to clearly define its rules for us.