60:01

We begin tonight with what happened in Ann Arbor.

Because signed up for 60 is a saying that's on a shirt.

It was 60.01 in Ann Arbor tonight.

And that 01 is the difference between a win for Western Michigan, that's an all-time victory, and what happened.

And not minutes before you got back through the traffic in BR to get to the room so we could chat here, the Big Ten put out a statement.

It took about an hour and a half.

for them to get the statement, which indicated that video review determined Western Michigan's number 18 started the jump from an established out of bounds position and made contact with the ball with one second remaining on the clock.

What? Then there's like a split screen of him jumping and it just shows 01.

The problem with that split screen that they show is that the clock that NBC had that was synced up is 00.

Everyone saw the same thing.

Zeros.

Game over.

And so if the last...

There's a paragraph in here that says...

Per NCAA rule, no, previous paragraph, 85 minutes prior to the game, all broadcast cameras used for the replay system, including the camera on the game clock, are synced using a strobe system to ensure all cameras are aligned.

Well, then what camera and clock did NBC have on our screen that we all saw hit zeros? The game was done.

Only

it wasn't.

And the second they put the second back on, I'm sitting watching with wifey and I'm like, they're going to lose.

And they did.

And Underwood, who had a miserable night, Said afterwards, I wanted to give our

guy a chance to make a play.

Who was it? It was Buchanan.

Heck yeah, it was.

And it was a hell of a catch.