Nothing 'Unfair' in U M Win, Western Michigan Says As the college football season unfolds, it's become clear that even the most precise clocks can be off by a second, and in this case, that discrepancy decided a game.
Western Michigan's loss to Michigan at the end of last Saturday's matchup has raised questions about fairness, perception, and the growing influence of technology on athletic competitions.
Western Michigan president Russ Kavalhuna spoke candidly about the review process that added an extra second back onto the clock, giving Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood another chance to throw a game winning Hail Mary.