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Indiana's Lynch didn't see deciding play

September, 26, 2009

9/26/09

6:28

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Posted by ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg

The interception by Michigan cornerback Donovan Warren at the end of Saturday's victory against Indiana sparked plenty of controversy, but Hoosiers head coach Bill Lynch didn't even see the play.

Lynch looked very upset on the sideline when officials awarded Warren an interception even though both he and wide receiver Damarlo Belcher appeared to catch the ball at the same time.

"I couldn't see," Lynch said. "Obviously, where I'm standing on the sidelines it looked like they both had it. That's as far as I could go."

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Indiana Hoosiers, Michigan Wolverines, DaMarlo Belcher, Bill Lynch, Donovan Warren

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