Michigan and Ohio State navigate controversial finishes and schedule changes

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Last updated Sep 6, 2026

Michigan and Ohio State navigate controversial finishes and schedule changes
Summary

Michigan overcame a late-game officiating dispute to defeat Western Michigan after a replay review restored one second to the clock. Quarterback Bryce Underwood capitalized on the final opportunity, connecting with J.J. Buchanan for the winning touchdown. In other results, UMass recorded a win over Rutgers, while Tennessee player Arion Carter served a one-game suspension during the team’s season opener. Ohio State held its Senior Day festivities during the first week of the season rather than during its upcoming game against Michigan. Meanwhile, Oregon secured a seven-point victory over Boise State, finishing the contest with 497 total yards.

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  • Michigan defeated Western Michigan following a reviewed touchdown pass in the final second.
  • The Big 10 confirmed the clock was stopped correctly because a defender touched the ball while out of bounds.
  • UMass beat Rutgers, which reported an athletic department budget deficit of over $500 million.
  • Arion Carter served a one-game suspension during the Tennessee season opener.
  • Ohio State moved Senior Day ceremonies to week one to avoid disruptions later in the season.
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