College football is back with all of its wildness and drama.

The Michigan Wolverines had egg on their faces, and then, all of a sudden, they had luck on their side. Michigan lost by the measly score of 12-7 to the Western Michigan Broncos on Saturday night — until they didn’t.

Michigan football averted disaster with a Hail Mary to beat Western Michigan, 13-12, Saturday. But the Wolverines still have a mess on their hands.

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

Last night's chaotic outcome to the Western Michigan-Michigan game created true chaos for the prediction markets, which have learned a valuable lesson once taught by Yogi Berra.

Western Michigan football coach Lance Taylor and president Russ Kavalhuna took the high road when they discussed Saturday's controversial finish.

The Wolverines needed a Hail Mary to escape WMU in a performance that looked nothing like Kyle Whittingham's team expected entering the season.

Michigan won in miracle—and controversial—fashion in Kyle Whittingham’s debut. It shouldn’t have come to all that.

Given a second chance by a disputed replay decision, Bryce Underwood and No. 16 took advantage. JJ Buchanan pulled in Underwood’s 47-yard, second-chance miracle heave for a game-ending, game-winning touchdown,

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said she will ensure all eligible voters can submit ballots in the midterm elections, after a judge again blocked the Trump administration's mail-in voting order.

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,