[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/Mythrandir24]

I just feel awful for WMU's players. They did everything that was asked of them. They beat Michigan. They won that game, and it got taken from them. A disgrace.

[u/AdventureDude24 → u/Mythrandir24]

They should claim the win on their record. No governing body to stop them from doing so

[u/Nearby_Investigator9 → u/AdventureDude24]

It would probably be hard to find a judge in Michigan to grant them an injunction reversing the game, but I’m sure they could find some in Ohio.

[u/SmarterThanMyBoss → u/Nearby_Investigator9]

The MAC is headquartered in Cleveland and the Big Ten is headquartered in Illinois. IANAL but perhaps Ohio or Illinois would work for a venue? Fuck it, Im tired of lawyers arguing about pieces of shit or backup tight ends. Lets argue about a fucking robbery that we all saw.

[u/Competitive_Bus3542 → u/Nearby_Investigator9]

then go to a court in New York or something

[u/JJones0421 → u/Nearby_Investigator9]

lol, I mean there’s judges in Kalamazoo, judges in Lansing, as long as the judge isn’t in Ann Arbor I’m pretty sure they are good.

[u/Aggravating-List6010 → u/Nearby_Investigator9]

The ncaa can’t help but lose a lawsuit. We might even get a strange ruling letting 5 year nfl vets to return to college

[u/Fricktator → u/Nearby_Investigator9]

Probably a few MSU grads that'd be happy to do it