Michigan's football team secured a dramatic 13-12 victory over Western Michigan in their season opener, thanks to a controversial last-minute play. Quarterback Bryce Underwood orchestrated an improbable Hail Mary touchdown pass to receiver JJ Buchanan covering 47 yards with seconds remaining. The winning score sparked immediate debate over officiating decisions and clock management, adding intrigue to the Wolverines' successful start despite the controversial circumstances surrounding the game-deciding moment.

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