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Is it just me or does it seem like the entire sports media are more upset over this tainted win than they are over xichigan cheating their way to a National Championship....?

Damn Kiffin is pouring it on ol Dabo!

Justin Fields killed Clemson

Jaxbuck said:

I’m going with The Bail Mary.

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Clock block.

I didn't realize Connor Stallions was the new clock operator in Ann Arbor...

BuckyKatt said:

This UM/WMU controversy will go down in CFB lore. It's time to name it....​

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I’m going with The Bail Mary.

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This UM/WMU controversy will go down in College Football lore. It's time to name it...

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Jaxbuck said:

So here is what I don't get- this isn't fixed the way sports books would want it to be fixed.

Taking a heavy favorite like tsun on the ML as part of a multi leg parlay is what A TON of casual sports bettors do. This would have killed millions of parlays.

There is no way this worked out in the books favor

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Also seems too low probability for bets. If it was allowing them time to kick a FG it’d make some sense.

The quote from the rules guy (bold is mine):

"The ball isn't even close to touching the player when it goes to zero," McAuley said after he told viewers that he was informed that the clock on the bottom left of the screen was the stadium clock and in sync with the replay. "Now their Hawk Eye system apparently either was — had a different sync or whatever and they came up with one second when it touched the players. I don't see how that happened assuming our clock is correct. It is clearly not touching the player. It is clearly still in the air when the clock goes to zero on our screen. So the Big Ten's going to have to tell a lot of us how did they get to one second on this play."

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So here is what I don't get- this isn't fixed the way sports books would want it to be fixed.

Taking a heavy favorite like tsun on the ML as part of a multi leg parlay is what A TON of casual sports bettors do. This would have killed millions of parlays.

There is no way this worked out in the books favor

Florida's 'gator bait' cheer, banned in '20, revived at opener​

The University of Florida revived its "gator bait" cheer Saturday night during its season opener, bringing it back more than six years after the school banned it because of "horrific historic racist imagery" associated with the phrase.

New school president Stuart Bell said in June that "traditions matter" and hinted that the cheer could return because "it's meaningful to the Gator family."

It returned to the Swamp early in the first quarter against Florida Atlantic and was welcomed with a raucous reception. It was far from a surprise because clips of Florida's band practicing the accompanying tune were shared on social media this week.

Former Florida president Kent Fuchs announced in June 2020 that Florida's band would no longer play the musical cue prompting fans to chant "gator bait" because of concerns about possible racial undertones. Art depicting alligator hunters using Black babies to lure the animals into the open was popular in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
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This is why we should have bombed Ann Arbor ages ago. It’s a hive of villainy and scum.

woofermazing said:

I feel like the CFP will consider this a loss.

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TCUN isn't sniffing the CFP....they won't have to consider it.

I feel like the CFP will consider this a loss.

Hetuck said:

Fuck Michigan.

For those of us who’ve been watching UM football for decades, this isn’t all that surprising.

I think back to The Game 2002 when Michigan got one final play with :01 left on the clock. Where is our homer clock operator? Why didn’t that game just end on the previous play? Because I knew if the situation had been reversed and Michigan had the lead in Ann Arbor, the Buckeyes wouldn’t have had one second left on the clock and one more chance to win.

That’s just the way it is. (Shout out to Will Allen.)

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meh....at least that was a legitimate clock....the whistles blowing the play dead really started with 2 on the clock...

This was horseshit.

Hell of a start. Hopefully he purged out the freshman moments today when we could live with it (though I pause in typing that in case Ryan Day reads that).

Way to battle back from the mental errors and ball out kid.

If I’m WMU I’m counting that a win and changing my end of season to reflect. Shirts, cups, game day programs, all of it will reflect a win.

Dare the NCAA to say something and sue their weak asses.

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If I was an elitist prick moderator, I'd ban you for posting that.

Fuck Michigan.

For those of us who’ve been watching UM football for decades, this isn’t all that surprising.

I think back to The Game 2002 when Michigan got one final play with :01 left on the clock. Where is our homer clock operator? Why didn’t that game just end on the previous play? Because I knew if the situation had been reversed and Michigan had the lead in Ann Arbor, the Buckeyes wouldn’t have had one second left on the clock and one more chance to win.

That’s just the way it is. (Shout out to Will Allen.)

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I hope WMU goes to a local court gets the lose overturned and gets the transcripts published

SEREbuckeye said:

After week 1 of the 2026 season

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With eight catches for 151 yards and two scores on Saturday, Jeremiah Smith continued his rise up Ohio State’s record books. The junior now sits just seven receiving touchdowns away from breaking Chris Olave’s school record of 35 receiving touchdowns, and is 189 yards away from besting Michael Jenkins’ career yardage mark of 2,898 yards. Smith notched his 12th career game of at least 100 yards receiving, which is three away from tying Marvin Harrison Jr. for the most in school history.
Along with where he stacks up on Ohio State’s career lists, Smith is also making a mockery of the Big Ten receiving records. Smith finished last season with the most receptions, yards, and receiving touchdowns in conference history through two seasons, and the Buckeye receiver looks even better as he enters his third season of college football.