The NCAA says it cannot overturn the result of Saturday's Western Michigan vs. Michigan football game, which ended in controversy after officials put one additional second on the clock, allowing the Wolverines to score a game-winning touchdown. Earlier this week, MAC Commissioner Jon Steinbrecher asked the NCAA to declare Western Michigan, one of its member...
The NCAA says it cannot overturn the result of Saturday's Western Michigan vs. Michigan football game, which ended in controversy after officials put one additional second on the clock, allowing the Wolverines to score a game-winning touchdown. Earlier this week, MAC Commissioner Jon Steinbrecher asked the NCAA to declare Western Michigan, one of its member...
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