Michigan has more problems than a clock controversy with No. 11 Oklahoma coming to the Big House

Michigan's football team, which narrowly defeated Western Michigan 13-12 in a controversial finish involving a disputed second on the clock that allowed quarterback Bryce Underwood a Hail Mary attempt, now faces a tougher challenge as No. 11 Oklahoma comes to the Big House. The dramatic ending has dominated sports conversation for nearly a week. Oklahoma linebacker Cole Sullivan, a Michigan transfer, commented on the wild game, saying 'That was a crazy game.'