The Massive Ten launched a press release following the Michigan Wolverines’
controversial 13-12 house win over the Western Michigan Broncos on Saturday. Many will discover the reason inadequate.
Massive Ten, MAC launch statements on controversial ending
On a 2nd-and-10 Late within the fourth quarter of Saturday’s contest, Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood fired a deep move supposed for huge receiver Andrew Marsh. Though it appeared that point had expired, the officiating crew dominated that one second remained after reviewing the play. Underwood then launched a 47-yard landing move to huge receiver JJ Buchanan, giving the Wolverines the win.
The Massive Ten shared a video of Western Michigan security Micah Davis (No. 18) touching the ball with one second left on the Wolverines’ stadium clock. By rule, if a participant who’s out of bounds touches the ball with one second left, the time stays on the clock.
“Following video evaluation, it was decided Western Michigan No. 18 began his bounce from a longtime out-of-bounds place (left foot) and made contact with the ball with one second remaining on the clock,” the convention mentioned.
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