Michigan Wolverines quarterback Bryce Underwood had a pretty odd reaction after barely surviving Western Michigan in the season opener. Trailing 12-7, Underwood’s first Hail Mary appeared to fall incomplete with the clock at zero.

Did Michigan deserve that last second? We welcome college football back with all the absurdity it brings.

With Michigan trailing 12-7 to Western Michigan, quarterback Bryce Underwood launched the ball from well inside Michigan's half as time expired in the fourth quarter.

Michigan football got lucky on Saturday night, as refs added a second back on the clock, giving them a second chance at a Hail Mary to defeat Western Michigan. NBC Rules analyst Terry McAulay has already called out the extra second being added back on the clock .

Each week, we will examine the reactions fans had to their team’s play, coaching decisions and more to determine if the sentiment is warranted.

Projecting changes to the AP Top 25 with up-to-the-minute updates of the college football rankings after each game in Week 1.

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College football season openers are typically supposed to provide teams with a fresh beginning. However, Saturday night at Michigan Stadium descended into complete chaos.