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Breaking down Michigan’s controversial final play against Western Michigan
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Michigan won its season opener on a dramatic late Hail Mary after officials added a contested final second following video review. The decision, based on a defender’s touch and clock synchronization, turned an apparent loss into a win and has sparked debate over replay, timing systems and officiating. Continue for play‑by‑play, rule analysis and reactions.
Source: The Michigan Daily
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