In the long tradition of games decided not by the final whistle but by the hands of a clock, Michigan's season-opening victory over Western Michigan will be remembered less as a triumph of will than as a question mark etched into the record books. With no timeouts and a deficit on the scoreboard, the Wolverines were granted a second chance — literally one second — after officials restored time that a national broadcast analyst said had already expired. What followed was a 47-yard touchdown and a 13-12 win, but the deeper contest now moves off the field and into the offices of the Big Ten, wher