Michigan football intends to fight back regarding sign-stealing allegations
“In a 137-page response to the NCAA obtained by @YahooSports, Michigan intends to fight allegations of the Stalions scheme, accuses NCAA of overreaching, defends Sherrone Moore’s deleted texts & reveals that the original NCAA tip came from its own campus,” Ross Dellenger said in a post.
Michigan defiantly responds to NCAA Notice of Allegations surrounding Connor Stalions sign-stealing saga
While Ohio State fans, media, coaches, and others connected to the program bask in the glow of the program’s ninth national title in program history, Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger dropped a bomb of a story today on Michigan responding to the Notice of Allegations surrounding the Connor Stalions sign-stealing fiasco.
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The once proud Michigan football program is now your average NCAA cheat. And its excuses for breaking rules are laughable.
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On today's episode of The College Football Enquirer, , Ross Dellenger and SI's Pat Forde dig deep into Dellenger's recent ...
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ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum is back to his old routine, once again taking aim at Jim Harbaugh as the sign-stealing scandal is ...
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