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USA TODAY College Sports Wire on MSNJosh Pate explains why the NCAA won't bring the hammer down on Michigan footballWhy the CBS Sports analyst doesn't believe any major punishment is coming for Michigan football after the NCAA has ...
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The once proud Michigan football program is now your average NCAA cheat. And its excuses for breaking rules are laughable.
Michigan football will fight back against the NCAA’s investigation into the program over alleged sign stealing with a formal ...
Where Michigan's offense stands after the portal window, with several transfers and 2025 recruits poised to make an instant ...
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WCMH Columbus on MSNJerod Smalley commentary: Why Michigan football could have edge in NCAA casePer NCAA rules, Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) deals for student athletes are not supposed to be used as recruiting ...
Any Ohio State fan that's telling you, 'I don't care we lost the Michigan game, because we won the title' is lying to you.' ...
Welcome to Until Saturday, the five-star college football newsletter: Three tips for following Super Bowl LIX for college ...
SMU, Boise State and VCU are among the intriguing teams outside the NCAA tournament field at the moment who could still play ...
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MLive - Jackson on MSNReport: Michigan pushes back against NCAA over sign-stealing allegationsAccording to Yahoo! Sports, the university has no intention to enter into a negotiated resolution with the NCAA over alleged ...
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Michigan sign-stealing scandal was tipped to NCAA by own school, not Ohio State | ReportOhio State did not play a role in tipping the NCAA to Michigan football's sign-stealing scandal, according to documents ...
Last September, four prominent former Michigan football players filed a class-action lawsuit against the NCAA and Big Ten Network, requesting a payment of $50 million for the continued use of ...
Once a gold standard, Michigan football's response to NCAA violations shows it's just a common cheat
The NCAA: We know you cheated and how you cheated, and how it gave your football program a competitive advantage. Michigan: No we didn’t, and even if we did, it’s not as bad as you say it is.
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