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What Penn State Fans Can Take Away From the NCAA's Michigan Sign-Stealing Report

The NCAA levied fines and show-cause orders against Michigan for its scouting operation but did not issue a postseason ban. Some Nittany Lions fans might wonder why.

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What’s being said nationally after NCAA hits Michigan with penalties for sign stealing

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Ohio State, College Football Fans Rage Over NCAA’s Soft Punishment for Michigan

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Michigan's Sherrone Moore could see further adjustments to suspension that favor Wolverines

Details continue to emerge regarding the punishment handed out by the NCAA to the Michigan Wolverines.

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Renck & File: NCAA takes cowardly way out by not banning Michigan from postseason

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What Does NCAA Show-Cause Penalty Mean For Jim Harbaugh's Future?

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Will Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore be suspended for the Wisconsin game?

Wisconsin enters the season needing to find several upset wins to return to bowl eligibility.

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Here’s why the NCAA never considered vacating Michigan Football wins

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NCAA hits Michigan with fines, suspensions, and show-cause for sign-stealing scandal

NCAA: Connor Stalions admits he was on Central Michigan sideline, concedes 'violation'

Connor Stalions received an eight-year show-cause order amid the NCAA's investigation into Michigan's sign-stealing scandal.

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Why didn’t Michigan vacate wins as part of the NCAA’s penalties, including victories vs. Ohio State?

Michigan football was not forced to vacate wins as part of the NCAA's punishment for the sign-stealing scandal. Here's why.

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The myth of the NCAA 'Hammer': Ohio State fans got played

For nearly two years, Ohio State fans clung to a fantasy. The fantasy told them that all of Michigan's success from 2021 to 2023 would be taken away—that wins

Isaiah Bond, Quinshon Judkins clear of charges nearing NFL debuts; Michigan awaits NCAA sign-stealing decision

ISAIAH BOND AND QUINSHON JUDKINS Two prominent NFL rookies saw their paths to the league become significantly clearer Thursday with clearance from charges in two separate cases. Undrafted free agent wide receiver Isaiah Bond was no-billed and no longer faces criminal charges after he turned himself in earlier this year on an outstanding sexual assault warrant.