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

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

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Mailbox: Michigan football's punishment from NCAA is a joke

The NCAA has sent their message loud and clear- go ahead and cheat, but if we catch you, get out your wallet.

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

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Michigan hit with major fine for sign-stealing scheme. Jim Harbaugh’s NCAA exile extended 10 years

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Why didn’t Michigan vacate wins? What’s a show-cause penalty? Breaking down NCAA sanctions

The penalties USC football received in 2010, including a two-year bowl ban, were some of the harshest ever levied despite the fact that the player at the center of the situation, Reggie Bush, was lon...

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Jim Harbaugh doubles down with 2-word response to NCAA’s Michigan punishment

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What did Michigan football do? Timeline for sign-stealing scandal, other arrests

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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U-M gets major fine, add to Moore ban for sign stealing; will appeal

Michigan received a significant fine, including the loss of two years of postseason football revenue, but avoided punitive penalties such as a postseason ban from the NCAA Committee on Infractions.

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Michigan Receives No Postseason Ban or Vacated Wins Despite “Overwhelming Evidence” of Impermissible Scouting Scheme

Michigan receives no postseason ban or vacated wins for its sign-stealing scandal even though the NCAA found “overwhelming evidence” that it broke NCAA rules.