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Big Ten Expands Replay Review Access Following Michigan Game Controversy

The Big Ten is expanding access to replay reviews for all televised games starting this Saturday, following a controversial game between Michigan and Western Michigan. The new protocol will include live audio between referees and replay officials, as well as video of the review process. This change comes after appeals regarding the game's outcome were made, though the NCAA rules do not allow for reversing declared game results.

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The Big Ten is expanding access to replay reviews for all televised games starting this Saturday, following a controversial game between Michigan and Western Michigan. The new protocol will include live audio between referees and replay officials, as well as video of the review process. This change comes after appeals regarding the game's outcome were made, though the NCAA rules do not allow for reversing declared game results.

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Big Ten making significant replay change after Michigan clock controversy

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Big Ten Expands Replay Review Access Following Michigan Game Controversy