Western Michigan trailed by 10 with less than three minutes to play and no timeouts. Then, all hell broke loose.

The MAC may have returned last week, but Wednesday night was the night that #MACtion officially reclaimed its rightful place in our hearts and minds.

Western Michigan topped Toledo, 41–38, to improve to 2–0 on the young season. But the final score does little in the way of telling the tale about just how wild an ending this one featured.

Fast forward to the last three minutes—Toledo scored a touchdown to increase its lead to 38–28, capping a drive that featured a fourth-and-11 conversion from the Western Michigan 15-yard line that was aided by a curious spot by the official (and a bent first down marker).

The Broncos then took over with no timeouts, and promptly went on an 11-play, 70-yard touchdown drive that took 2:09 off the clock. Kicker Thiago Kapps