The Mid-American Conference announced it had submitted formal appears to recognize Western Michigan University as the winners of Saturday’s controversial game.

KALAMAZOO, MI — Less than 24 hours after Western Michigan’s gut-wrenching loss at Michigan, Bronco officials have found answers to one of the most controversial endings to a college football game in recent memory. What they learned, however, raises new questions.

The Western Michigan football team suffered a brutal defeat to the Michigan Wolverines in recent days. A conspiracy theory called “Clockgate” has emerged, following that game. Western Michigan has searched for answers after a mysterious decision allowed one second to be added to the clock,

The debate over the ending of Michigan vs. Western Michigan may have just concluded after the latest frame-by-frame video.

ESPN’s biggest voices still aren’t buying the Big Ten’s explanation for Michigan’s controversial win over WMU.

Western Michigan was threatening to hand Michigan perhaps its biggest upset since a season-opening loss to Appalachian State in 2007, when the Wolverines were 33-point favorites. The Broncos kicked four field goals and forced three turnovers, including a late fumble by Underwood.

Western Michigan officials are accepting the explanation by the Big Ten in the wake of the wild — and wildly controversial — finish at Michigan.