CFP’s Controversial Decision in Michigan-Western Michigan Clash Sparks Heated Debate—What You Need to Know
NBC’s broadcast showed that time had expired, but the officials ruled that a Western Michigan player who was out of bounds touched the ball with a second still on the clock. The FBS oversight committee ruled that the right protocol was not followed and that the Wolverines were incorrectly awarded another play. Nevertheless, the score stands. But how will this disputed result be judged in December?
CFP addresses Michigan-Western Michigan controversy
“The CFP has reviewed the letter from the Mid-American Conference. While we appreciate the concerns that were raised, the CFP does not have the authority to change or otherwise alter the outcome of game splayed during the regular season,” the CFP told ESPN senior writer Heather Dinich. “The CFP Selection Committee evaluates all teams on a comprehensive body of work over a full season, driven by how teams perform in each game.
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