Western Michigan President Admits He’s “Not in Love With the Process That Was Applied” After Big Ten’s Explanation for Michigan Win
The Western Michigan Broncos suffered a last-minute defeat against the Michigan Wolverines in what could’ve been one of the biggest upsets of Week 1. The Broncos were in the lead until there was one second left in the game, when officials turned back the clock and gave the Wolverines a final throw.
In a last-second play that could have marked a historic upset, Michigan's Bryce Underwood completed a Hail Mary pass, defeating Western Michigan's Russ Kavalhuna in a Week 1 game. As the clock struck zero, Kavalhuna, a former federal prosecutor, voiced his dissatisfaction with the officials' decision to review the play, stating he was "not in love with the process that was applied."
Michigan's quarterback, Kyle Whittingham, openly criticized his team's performance, acknowledging the need for significant improvement in various aspects, such as defense, running game, turnover margin, and first downs. The Wolverines now face a challenging Week 2 matchup against the No. 10 Oklahoma Sooners in Ann Arbor.
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