Clay Travis Show: Western Michigan Was ROBBED by the Big Ten

Clay Travis is sounding off after a wild opening weekend of college football — and he says Western Michigan was ROBBED.

Clay breaks down the controversial ending of Michigan vs. Western Michigan after the Big Ten restored one second to the clock and gave the Wolverines another Hail Mary attempt. He explains why he believes the decision was indefensible, examines the Big Ten’s explanation and weighs what the controversy means for trust in college football officiating.

Then, Clay reacts to LSU’s absolute destruction of Clemson. Is LSU already one of the best teams in America under Lane Kiffin? And has the modern era of NIL and the transfer portal officially passed Dabo Swinney by? Clay explains why LSU-Clemson may represent the ultimate contrast between two completely different approaches to modern college football.

Plus, Ole Miss survives Louisville in one of the weekend’s best games, Auburn outlasts Baylor, Notre Dame pulls away from Wisconsin, Miami’s Malachi Toney explodes for a record-setting performance, and Tennessee freshman quarterback Faison Brandon delivers a five-touchdown debut.

Clay also takes aim at college football’s disappointing Week 1 schedule and proposes a Big Ten vs. SEC challenge that could transform opening weekend.

And Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter turns an NCAA suspension over a $427 flight into something positive by pledging $427 per tackle to cancer research — prompting Clay to announce that he’ll match Carter’s donation for every tackle this season.

It’s a packed Labor Day edition of The Clay Travis Show covering Michigan, LSU, Lane Kiffin, Clemson, Dabo Swinney, Tennessee and everything that mattered from college football’s opening weekend.

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