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NCAA says Michigan-Western Michigan result 'would have been different' if replay protocols were followed

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The NCAA's Football Bowl Subdivision oversight committee acknowledged that replay protocols were not properly followed during the conclusion of Western Michigan's Week 1 game against Michigan. According to the committee, the final 13-12 result of the game would have been different if the proper protocols had been adhered to.

Despite confirming these procedural errors, the committee stated that it lacks the regulatory authority to overturn the outcome of the game. Additionally, the committee confirmed that no time should have been added prior to the Wolverines' game-winning Hail Mary play.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

ESPN (US) Focuses on the oversight committee's lack of authority to overturn the loss
CBS Sports (US) Highlights the specific confirmation that time should not have been added
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