The controversial ending of Western Michigan's game against Michigan would have been different under NFL rules. The NFL's Rule 15, Article 9(b) states that a play can only be reviewed if the clock shows two or more seconds remaining, unlike college football which allowed Michigan's game-winning Hail Mary despite a clock that may have shown only one second. cricket-ipl.in
Michigan's J.J. Buchanan caught the game-winning touchdown after a Western Michigan player touched a Hail Mary attempt that sailed out of the back of the end zone. The Big Ten's ruling gave Michigan a mulligan, but under NFL rules, this would not have been possible as the clock would have definitively expired.
