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NCAA Explains Why Michigan Escaped Postseason Ban in Sign-Stealing Case

Michigan will face a four-year probation, a $50,000 fine plus 10% of its football progams budget, a 25% reduction in football official visits during the 2025–26 season, and an expected loss of over $...

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Why didn't Michigan football get a postseason ban? NCAA explains decision

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NCAA reveals why Michigan escaped postseason ban, won't vacate wins

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Report: CMU staff arranged for Connor Stalions to be on sideline vs Michigan State in 2023

While there's been no confirmed evidence that Michigan football coaches knew the full extent of the sign-stealing plot orchestrated by Connor Stalions, that may not be the case for former Central Mich...

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Former Ohio State coach Urban Meyer responds to Michigan's punishment

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Survey: Did the NCAA give Michigan Football the ‘hammer’?

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NCAA Punishment Doesn’t Stop Michigan Football From Landing Top 5-Star Recruit on Tuesday

“Savion Hiter, regarded by many as the No. 1-rated RB in the Class of 2026, has committed to the University of Michigan, per his advisor,” ESPN NFL expert Adam Schefter reported today.

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Insider defends Michigan football national title with ‘best team’ claim

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Setting defensive expectations for Michigan Football in 2025

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Paul Finebaum Rips Michigan After NCAA Ruling on Sign-Stealing Scandal

Paul Finebaum Rips Michigan After NCAA Ruling on Sign-Stealing Scandal originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

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Former Auburn coach Terry Bowden issues statement after 1993 Tigers claim national championship

Terry Bowden spoke out after Auburn declared his undefeated 1993 team national champions, along with 7 others.

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NCAA COI spares Michigan’s wins, titles, bans in ‘signgate’ due to ineligible player rule

The NCAA levied fines, recruiting prohibitions, and show-cause penalties against Michigan football but did not vacate wins or impose a postseason ban. The NCAA determined that vacating wins was inappropriate because no ineligible players competed and the violations did not affect game outcomes.