College football sees controversy in Michigan win and Oregon upset

The early college football season has been marked by significant controversy and unexpected results within the Big Ten. Michigan legend Charles Woodson addressed the recent disputed clock ruling that allowed the Michigan Wolverines to overcome an upset against the Western Michigan Broncos. While Woodson stated, “We’re not going to apologize for winning,” he expressed a desire for more clarity regarding replay processes after a second was added to the clock when it appeared to show zero.

Meanwhile, the No. 6 Oregon Ducks suffered a 39-31 upset loss to Oklahoma State. The defeat has intensified scrutiny regarding head coach Dan Lanning’s ability to lead the program to a national championship, particularly following Oregon's struggles against a team that previously lost to Tulsa. The loss follows a period of inconsistent performance for the Ducks as they navigate the 2026 season.