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NCAA issuing new guidance to establish 'standard timing protocol' in wake of U-M controversy
The NCAA is establishing a new standard timing protocol moving forward in the wake of the controversial decision to award Michigan an extra second despite the broadcast clock showing zeroes.
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The NCAA announced a new standard timing protocol to be used in future games after a controversy in which Michigan was awarded an extra second despite the broadcast clock showing zero. The change aims to prevent similar disputes over clock management.
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