How so? There are just so many angles showing that it was indeed NBC's broadcast that got the camera views of the clock and gameplay desynced. The refs got the call right. No it wasn't a glamorous win by any means but it was a legit win week 1
https://www.reddit.com/r/michiganfootball/comments/1wc1sbh/best_one_yet/ Yes it's still hard to make out the ball once it enters the mass of bodies but it's several frames between when it first reaches the leaping body of 18 and time running out. By my count and cross referencing with a fewotherangles to verify where 18 was in his jump when he first touched the ball, by my count there are no fewer than 4 frames where the clock still shows 0:01 and where he HAD to have touched the ball and probably 6+. Unless you think magically the ball stopped its momentum towards his chest for a full 2+ tenths of a second it's impossible for him to have not touched the ball before time ran out.
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u/CosmicCornbread Georgia Bulldogs • College Football Playoff Sep 12 '26
Michigan fans didn't storm the field, does that mean Western Michigan > Oklahoma? Many are saying this.