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For the record, I am not claiming the Big Ten or michigan conspired to rig the Western Michigan game.
My concern is the timing discrepancy. The broadcast clock and replay-center footage showed different times at the decisive moment, despite the conference saying the cameras were synchronized.
I suspect an initial mistake may have been made and that the subsequent explanation could have been an attempt to defend it. That is a suspicion, not an established fact.
What I want is a clear technical explanation: Why did the clocks differ? Which timing source was authoritative? How was synchronization verified, and how often is it checked during a game?
If the system worked correctly, show us how. If it didn't, acknowledge what failed.
Questioning the process is not the same as claiming a conspiracy. And yes, I would be asking the same questions if Ohio State benefited from the call.
Don't worry @AlabamaFTBL fans. The AP poll won't drop you for losing a game.
Now if you lose 2 in a row...
Oh...
michigan and Penn State are currently fighting to see who can disappoint their fanbase more.
michigan currently winning the competition.
Alright defense. Don't give this one away like you did against TexAss.
Good to see Ryan dropped his balls, but that 2 pt call was bad.
That doink was your gift @ryandaytime. Now stop playing scared.
Ryan Day better lose his mind on this defense. That was not acceptable at all. WAY too many pre-snap penalties.
I'm planning on some videos today. We are having some nasty weather here in GA so we shall see.
Tornados and such.
Hey @UMichFootball, hope you guys were taking notes during today's “How to Beat Iowa” class. Attendance wasn't mandatory, but after this morning we strongly recommended it. Still have about 10 minutes. If you make it we'll consider partial credit.


