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Why didn't Michigan football receive a postseason ban from NCAA for sign-stealing scandal?

The NCAA stated in its report that the reason the Wolverines weren't hit with a postseason ban was because it "would unfairly penalize student-athletes for the actions of coaches and staff who are no...

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

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Why the NCAA decided against a postseason ban for Michigan Football and what it means

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Jim Harbaugh refuses comment after NCAA ruling on Michigan

Jim Harbaugh is refusing to comment on the NCAA's decision to fine the University of Michigan tens of millions of dollars and to suspend football coach Sherrone Moore for a third game due to the sign...

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'Hail Yes' podcast: Instant reaction to Michigan football's NCAA punishment

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Jim Harbaugh on Michigan's Sanctions After Sign-Stealing Probe, 'I'm Done Engaging'

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NCAA fines Michigan millions, adds game suspension for Moore over sign-stealing scandal

The NCAA said it had “overwhelming” and concerning evidence of a cover-up by Wolverines staff and noted there were “sufficient grounds for a multiyear postseason ban” against a program now considered ...

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Mitch Albom: Full truth of Michigan football sign stealing lies at bottom of a murky pond

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Jim Harbaugh presents himself one way. His messy end at Michigan tells another story

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Michigan punishment: Why NCAA levied no postseason ban, relief for Wolverines among key takeaways from ruling

Michigan was hit with severe financial penalties as the long-running, sign-stealing saga came to a close on Friday

Mailbag: Why Michigan dodged the postseason ban, super league flaw, CFP formats, ACC stability, MW legal matters and more

The Wolverines were not banned from the postseason. Were they given preferential treatment compared to Washington State, for example?

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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.