No. 16 Michigan somehow snatched a 13-12 victory from Western Michigan on Saturday, but you won’t believe how this one ended. This wasn’t just a narrow escape, it was a wild finish that has everyone talking, and not just about Michigan’s win.
The Game-Winning Hail Mary That Almost Wasn’t
The Wolverines were staring down a massive upset, trailing WMU 12-7 with just seven seconds left in the fourth quarter. Wolverines quarterback Bryce Underwood, with the ball at Western Michigan’s 47-yard line, let fly with a Hail Mary attempt. It sailed out of bounds, and everyone watching thought that was it. The clock hit zero. Game over. Upset secured for Western Michigan. Can you imagine the frustration?
One Second, One Play, Total Chaos
But hold up. The officials stepped in, ruling that one single second, just one! remained on the game clock. What? That’s right, one second was enough for Underwood to get another shot. And on that second attempt, he connected with JJ Buchanan in the end zone, securing the victory. Fans and pundits alike are still reeling from this wild finish. Michigan narrowly survived, avoiding what would have been a soul-crushing loss thanks to a clock-management call that has everyone talking. Talk about escaping by the skin of your teeth!
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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