NCAA's FBS Oversight Committee finds replay error marred Western Michigan-Michigan game
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{ "epilogue": "The NCAA's FBS Oversight Committee confirmed that replay errors marred the game between Michigan and Western Michigan, stating that Western Michigan would have won if protocols had been followed. However, officials reiterated that the game result could not be overturned.
The College Football Playoff indicated the selection committee would account for the ending instead." }
Epilogue added 47d ago, after coverage quieted.
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NCAA's FBS Oversight Committee finds replay error marred Western Michigan-Michigan game NBC Sports · 50d ago broke it first
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