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The MAC is appealing Western Michigan's controversial Week 1 loss to Michigan, the conference announced Sept. 8. Here's what to know:
Lance Taylor is the first coach to earn the honor following a loss, after WMU's controversial defeat at Michigan on Saturday, Sept. 5.
KALAMAZOO, MI — Less than 24 hours after Western Michigan’s gut-wrenching loss at Michigan, Bronco officials have found answers to one of the most controversial endings to a college football game in recent memory. What they learned, however, raises new questions.
Western Michigan head coach Lance Taylor said Tuesday his team is moving forward and focusing on Monmouth, not looking back on Michigan.
KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – Western Michigan University head football coach Lance Taylor has been named the Paul “Bear” Bryant national coach of the week despite the Broncos losing 13-to-12 to the University of Michigan. Taylor is 45 and led the Broncos to the Mid-American Conference championship and a bowl win last year.
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Everyone wanted outrage from WMU’s Lance Taylor. He chose something better.
I still remember it like it was yesterday. It was the opening of Western Michigan’s fall camp in 2025, a day that brings several media members and tons of moving parts on the field. But before Lance Taylor’s scheduled media availability,
Western Michigan University football fans aren't the only ones who felt like a win was stolen from them on Saturday, Sept. 5. Western Michigan University's Public Safety Department reported a "robbery" at Michigan Stadium,
Western Michigan football coach Lance Taylor and president Russ Kavalhuna took the high road when they discussed Saturday's controversial finish.
Andrew Perloff and Paul Pabst discuss why the controversial ending to Michigan’s win over Western Michigan was “a perfect storm” and the various layers to the finish.
Individuals who wish to address the board during public comment sections of the meeting must email Stacy Thinnes by 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 9.
While some maintain the Wolverines actually did lose last week, UM players say they merely overlooked last week's opponent and remind everyone: "We're Michigan."