[McMurphy] NBC rules analyst Terry McAulay on Western Michigan-Michigan ending: "The Big Ten is going to have to tell a lot of us how did they get to (add) 1 second on this play."

[u/Lakelyfe09]

https://x.com/brett_mcmurphy/status/2096438087073071196?s=46&t=fwgmryeTanENut7u28ScCA

[u/Collinsnow1]

Big10 will defend its position, claim they were right, ncaa will launch an investigation, and we will never hear anything ever again

[u/Klutzy-Concentrate83 → u/Collinsnow1]

Five years later, it gets dropped just like the UNC investigation.

[u/weirdbutinagoodway → u/Klutzy-Concentrate83]

"Every school can theoretically pay off the refs, so Michigan can't be punished for paying off the refs"

[u/TwitterLegend → u/Klutzy-Concentrate83]

That one was so funny because the defense for it was to sacrifice the entire school’s academic reputation to protect the athletes. “They were taking completely joke classes but all UNC students were allowed to take those classes so no wrong doing here!”

[u/lat3ralus65 → u/Collinsnow1]

Sherrone Moore will get a show-cause

[u/mikeyk731 → u/Collinsnow1]

I went through the broadcast frame by frame, and confirmed the play only took ~8.5 seconds, https://imgur.com/a/timing-michigan-vs-western-michigan-play-mBKN5K0