College football Week 1 overreactions: Michigan didn't steal its miracle win from Western Michigan
Michigan survived a clock controversy against Western Michigan, Lane Kiffin guided LSU to a 51-point explosion over Clemson, and Oregon held off Boise State in a chaotic opening weekend.
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