College football media flabbergasted by Michigan’s controversial Hail Mary win over WMU
“It’s the attack from the MAC! Western Michigan sends shockwaves across the college football world!” That was NBC’s Noah Eagle as the WMU Broncos finished off their epic upset win over the mighty Michigan Wolverines in the Big House on Saturday night. Michigan tried in vain to win on a Hail Mary attempt to the…
The Michigan Wolverines and Western Michigan Broncos engaged in a dramatic showdown at the Big House on Saturday night, with the game ending in an unexpected 12-7 victory for the Broncos. Michigan's quarterback, Bryce Underwood, attempted a Hail Mary pass, but the ball fell to the ground as time expired. However, immediately after the play, the stadium announcer signaled for a review, which resulted in referees adding an extra second to the game clock.
This controversial decision led to the Broncos returning to the field for another Hail Mary attempt, ultimately securing the win. Confusion and outrage followed the bizarre finish, with media personalities expressing disbelief at the added second and questioning the fairness of the outcome.
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