Michigan defeats Western Michigan after game officials add time to clock

Michigan defeated Western Michigan 13-12 following a controversial officiating decision in Ann Arbor. With the clock appearing to hit zero, Big Ten officials added one second to the game, allowing the Wolverines to attempt a final play. Bryce Underwood capitalized on the additional time by throwing a 47-yard touchdown pass to secure the victory. This result marks the first game under head coach Kyle Whittingham. Despite the win, questions remain regarding the quarterback situation as Underwood struggled throughout the contest. Freshmen Tommy Carr is expected to compete for the starting position before the team's upcoming matchup against Oklahoma. The officiating ruling prompted criticism regarding the integrity of the game's conclusion.

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