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apparently this wasn’t the first time michigan did this shit. In 1892 they did this against John Heisman. Both teams agreed to end the game early, but when michigan was losing at the agreed ending time, the ref let michigan play by themselves and score.
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“ and Oberlin kicked goal to take a 24–22 lead. On the next possession after Hart's touchdown, Michigan ran two plays when the referee Ensworth, a substitute player for Oberlin, called time and the entire Oberlin team "ran off the field so quickly it almost seemed prearranged." ‘ Dude the referee was a substitute player for the other team???? Football was not serious back then. Pre WWII records should not count.

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After looking at the Michigan game, I kind of leaned in michigan’s favor because the b1g clock did show he touched it, but the MAC’s appeal mentioned the actual nuance in clock rules and broadcasting, which made me flip my stance.

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