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Inside how Western Michigan leaders dealt with controversial loss to Michigan


Lance Taylor was working in Western Michigan's football facility the morning after Western Michigan's heartbreaking loss at Michigan when his university president called a press conference to discuss one of the most improbable and controversial finishes in college football history. WMU's president and head coach spent nearly an hour speaking to reporters. (CBS Sports)

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Inside how Western Michigan leaders dealt with controversial loss to Michigan