Urban Meyer questions controversial clock ruling in Michigan football victory

Following a controversial replay review, the Michigan Wolverines secured a 13-12 victory over Western Michigan last weekend. Officials added one second back to the game clock after an initial incomplete pass, allowing Michigan to attempt one final play. Underwood completed a touchdown pass to JJ Buchanan, overturning an apparent 12-7 loss. The Big Ten explained that video review determined a Western Michigan player stepped out of bounds, which triggered a clock stoppage. Former head coach Urban Meyer stated he finds the result difficult to accept, noting that the Western Michigan players appeared to have secured a win before the clock adjustment. The MAC is currently protesting the final result, and one NCAA-recognized national championship selector has listed the game as a win for Western Michigan.

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