KALAMAZOO, Mich. — The Mid-American Conference appealed the outcome of the Michigan-Western Michigan game on Tuesday and asked NCAA and College Football Playoff administrators to recognize the Broncos as the actual winner.

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

Andrew Perloff and Paul Pabst discuss why the controversial ending to Michigan’s win over Western Michigan was “a perfect storm” and the various layers to the finish.

The debate over the ending of Michigan vs. Western Michigan may have just concluded after the latest frame-by-frame video.

It may be an unpopular opinion, but it's true.

Western Michigan was threatening to hand Michigan perhaps its biggest upset since a season-opening loss to Appalachian State in 2007, when the Wolverines were 33-point favorites. The Broncos kicked four field goals and forced three turnovers, including a late fumble by Underwood.

Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham gave Bryce Underwood a blunt assessment after Michigan's 13-12 win over WMU on Saturday. Underwood's last-ditch Hail Mary touchdown pass secured the victory, but Whittingham said his future as the starting quarterback is far from secure.