The Mid-American Conference has formally requested the NCAA review the outcome of a controversial Michigan football win over Western Michigan, citing a disputed clock management decision that added a second to the final play. Officials controversially extended the game’s duration with a second back on the clock, allowing Michigan to score a game-sealing touchdown on a last-second Hail Mary. The MAC’s appeal centers on what it describes as an irregularity in the game’s final moments, raising questions about fairness in the final result. The NCAA’s decision on the matter could have significant implications for both teams’ standings.
The Mid-American Conference (MAC) formally asked the NCAA to overturn the result of Saturday's Michigan vs. Western Michigan football game, which ended on a last-second Hail Mary touchdown pass, handing the Wolverines a victory after the officials put a second back on the clock. In a statement on Tuesday, MAC commissioner Jon Steinbrecher said it...
