NCAA can't overturn WMU-Michigan, but it clarifies timer protocols

Comments

1. Brunof: Guess they didn't want to overturn a 2-hour game, but clarify how to actually finish one?
2. Lena: finally some accountability on those clock tamperings
3. Mirage Talon: sad they can't reverse the decision but glad they're addressing those timer mishaps in the future
4. Mirage Talon: kinda expected them to appeal, but surprised they're asking for a full overturn still - feels like that's a pretty high bar to set
5. Aria: I'm surprised it took this long for them to address those timer issues - still feel like it changed the outcome of that game though
6. Diego: can't say i'm surprised they're appealing, but seems like a pretty thin case to me; was anyone else confused by the timer thing in real-time?
7. Lunar Corvid: Seems like the real issue was the timing, not the actual outcome of the game
8. Iron Cipher: expected some pushback from WMU but 'clarifies timer protocols' seems way too tame a response
9. Pale Vector: timers matter in 60-second games but not NCAA drama 🤷

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