But officials inexplicably put one second back on the clock, giving Michigan another attempt to win the game. And they did just that, with Bryce Underwood finding JJ Buchanan after launching the ball 47 yards as the clock struck zero for a second time.

The Big Ten defended the controversial decision to put one more second on the clock before Bryce Underwood's game-winning touchdown pass in Michigan's 13-12 victory over Western Michigan.

Michigan narrowly avoided an upset against Western Michigan, escaping with a controversial 13-12 win. The Broncos appeared to have pulled off a stunning win when Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood’s first Hail Mary fell incomplete as the clock seemingly hit zero.

The Big Ten defended the controversial clock ruling that allowed Michigan to secure a narrow win over Western Michigan.

The Big Ten explained the controversial clock ruling in Michigan's win over Western Michigan, but the explanation has only fueled more anger from fans and analysts.

As the debate rages over league superiority in college football, lackluster results for the Big Ten will draw increased scrutiny.

Will the Big Ten fine Michigan for its fans storming the field after a Hail Mary lifted the Wolverines to a win over Western Michigan? What to know:

A full slate of Big Ten football is not quite complete, but the first full Saturday of action was a delight.