ESPN Analyst Says Michigan Truly Won WMU Game Despite Controversy

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Amid the final-second controversy of Michigan’s 13-12 win over Western Michigan, ESPN’s Dan Wetzel argues there was time on the clock and that the Big Ten’s timing was correct, countering criticism that Michigan lost or cheated; the piece points to clock discrepancies, cites video angles, and emphasizes that official calls—not fan debate or ratings—determine the outcome.
Topics:sports#clock-controversy#college-football#dan-wetzel#michigan-wolverines#sports#western-michigan-broncos
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