After the NCAA handed down punishments against Michigan stemming from its sign-stealing scandal, Urban Meyer shared his reaction. He defended the decision to avoid punishing athletes, but argued the NCAA’s role “as an enforcement arm no longer exists.” Meyer’s full reaction will come Wednesday when his next Triple Option podcast releases. The show shared a quote ahead of time, though, …
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Adam Schefter has never been shy about his love for Michigan. The ESPN analyst let it shine through during an appearance on Get Up on Monday morning. Over the last couple of days, the major story in the college football world has pertained to the NCAA announcing punishments related to their sign-stealing investigation into the Wolverines. However, the expansion of the …
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The NCAA imposed a multimillion-dollar fine on Michigan and suspended football coach Sherrone Moore for a third game on Friday for a sign-stealing scandal that has overshadowed college football’s most successful program for nearly two years. Here’s what you need to know: Reports surfaced in 2023 of a scheme run by now-former Michigan staffer Connor Stalions. The scheme involved a …
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On Friday, the NCAA Infractions Committee is expected to publicly announce its findings, including any additional punishments, from its two-year investigation into Michigan‘s much-publicized 2023 sign-stealing scandal involving former staffer Connor Stalions. The Wolverines have already self-imposed a two-game suspension for second-year head coach Sherrone Moore, who was Michigan’s offensive coordinator during its national championship-winning 2023 campaign. During a Thursday …
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The wait is almost over. According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel and Dan Wetzel, the NCAA has informed parties involved in Michigan’s infractions case that it will announce punishments for the Wolverines’ sign-stealing scandal on Friday. The Detroit News’ Angelique Chengelis reports the punishments will be released by noon. The NCAA has formally notified parties tied to the Michigan NCAA infractions …
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