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The Big Ten explained that Michigan was awarded an extra second in their win over Western Michigan due to a defender touching the ball with one second left on the clock. The decision followed a controversial ending where Michigan secured a 13-12 victory. MAC commissioner Jon Steinbrecher accepted the explanation, while Western Michigan's coach expressed concerns about the clock management during the game.
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The Big Ten explained that Michigan was awarded an extra second in their win over Western Michigan due to a defender touching the ball with one second left on the clock. The decision followed a controversial ending where Michigan secured a 13-12 victory. MAC commissioner Jon Steinbrecher accepted the explanation, while Western Michigan's coach expressed concerns about the clock management during the game.
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