Michigan's 2nd-chance Hail Mary win over Western Michigan shows why football needs to overhaul the way it measures time on its game clocks

Newseze Wire·Sun, Sep 6, 1:36 PMWire: Yahoo Sports

Football game clocks don't show tenths of a second. As every aspect of the game is dissected by instant replay, clocks need to be more exact too.

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Michigan's 2nd-chance Hail Mary win over Western Michigan shows why football needs to overhaul the way it measures time on its game clocks

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