Anonymous #1 1d

Why can’t they? Certainly they can argue it shouldn’t be counted at all. Maybe not take a win but remove the loss and operate on an 11 game schedule

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Anonymous OP 1d

ncaa has stood on the face this won’t happen in situations very similar like in 2016 for the central michigan and oklahoma state game they say the refs make the final say and it won’t be changed unless it’s a major rule violation

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Anonymous #1 1d

Right but it’s the ncaa in 2026 and not the ncaa of 2016. They make that stance they will get sued and the court of law will kick their ass

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Anonymous OP 1d

i mean i hope so just hasn’t happened before

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Anonymous #1 1d

I think WMU has to do this regardless of result. They need to stand on this

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Anonymous OP 1d

agreed

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