Controversy erupted this past weekend after Michigan appeared to get away with a questionable call against Western Michigan. Fans thought the game clock had expired, only for an official review to add one more second,

Michigan football nearly relived its Appalachian State nightmare as Western Michigan led 12-7 before Bryce Underwood's 46-yard Hail Mary saved the day.

Wolverines fans are ready for a fresh start and it finally comes Saturday against the Broncos. Here's when and where to tune in.

Michigan football scored on its opening drive against Western Michigan on Saturday night and did not reach the end zone again in regulation. The Wolverines gave the ball away three times, entered the final seconds trailing 12-7 as 27.

Kyle Whittingham says Bryce Underwood's spot atop Michigan football's depth chart is "not something that's infinite" after the narrow victory.

Michigan football kicks off its season Saturday vs Western Michigan in Week 1 of college football. Follow live updates from the game and highlights.

The Michigan Wolverines have fallen out of the AP Top 25 after opening the season with a controversial Hail Mary victory over the Western Michigan Broncos, but the NCAA says the result will stand.

The Wolverines enter Saturday's opener with questions along the offensive line and at linebacker. Here's who we think starts against Western Michigan.

Michigan beat Western Michigan 13-12 on a Bryce Underwood Hail Mary, which happened only after a second was controversially added back on the clock

The decision comes after the controversy engulfing last week's game between Michigan and Western Michigan, with the Wolverines pulling out a 13-12 victory on a 47-yard Hail Mary completion after one second was added to the game clock despite the NBC broadcast showing that the fourth quarter had expired on the previous play.