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TV replays appeared to show the clock hitting zero with the ball still in the air, but officials ruled there was a second still to play. “What matters is that Michigan is alive, and they need to be, because they played an absolutely abysmal game, but this Saturday at the Big House, guess what?” Finebaum asked. “Oklahoma comes to town and they looked great on Friday night.” The Big Ten stood by the review in a statement released two hours after the game, when it also published a recording of the replay as it was reviewed by the officials that showed the game clock at 1 second when the ball was touched by WMU’s Micah Davis. “It was determined Western Michigan No.
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