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MAC Reverses Course, Seeks Recognition of Western Michigan as Winner Over Michigan

The Mid-American Conference has appealed to the NCAA and College Football Playoff to have Western Michigan declared the winner of its game against Michigan following a disputed Hail Mary finish.

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The Mid-American Conference (MAC) has appealed the outcome of a game between Western Michigan and Michigan, asking the NCAA and the College Football Playoff (CFP) to officially recognize the Broncos as the winner, according to ESPN.

The dispute centers on the final play of the game, a Hail Mary pass, whose result determined the outcome. ESPN reported that the MAC has reversed its earlier position on the matter and is now formally pushing for Western Michigan to be credited with the win.

Details of the conference's specific arguments in its appeal, as well as the exact circumstances of the disputed play, were not fully outlined in the available report. ESPN did not specify a timeline for when the NCAA or CFP might respond to the MAC's request.

The outcome of the appeal could have implications for both teams' records and standings, depending on how governing bodies rule on the matter.

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