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:

ESPN’s biggest voices still aren’t buying the Big Ten’s explanation for Michigan’s controversial win over WMU.

The Mid-American Conference formally appealed the Western Michigan Broncos' 13-12 loss to the Michigan Wolverines on a controversial call.

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

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The Big Ten says its officiating crew got the wild Hail Mary finish to Michigan’s win over Western Michigan correct. In a statement issued early Sunday morning, almost two hours after the Wolverines’ miraculous 13-12 victory late Saturday,

Dan Orlovsky and Stephen A. Smith were wholly unimpressed with the Big Ten's reasoning for giving Michigan one final play in its win over WMU.

The Big Ten statement explaining why it put time on the clock to give Michigan football one final play vs WMU on Saturday.

Western Michigan president Russ Kavalhuna told ESPN that he didn't think the Big Ten's replay process that put a second back on the clock, leading to Michigan's winning touchdown pass over the Broncos,

WMU president Russ Kavalhuna admitted that there was a discrepancy between the Big Ten's game clock and the clock shown on the NBC broadcast.