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Come in, we have reached Tuesday and a lot happening today.

Most of it involving the University of Michigan will get to some of this weekend's games

in a moment, but let's start with a lot of conversation about whether this cheating scandal could render Michigan out of the CFP.

That's what some experts say.

We're still trying to unpack exactly what is going on with Jim Harbaugh's program.

And to do that, nobody better than Mark Schlabeugh, who is one of the premier investigative reporters in the country on this story.

Well, Mark, thank you for the time.

It is Tuesday.

The story is just a handful of days old, as we say hello to you.

What is the latest?

Well, Pete the Amon, I reported yesterday that 11 of the big 10 schools found records of corner stallions, the analysts for Michigan purchasing tickets to their football games.

Some schools, it was nine games over three year period.

One school, I believe, was five games over a three year period.

In most cases, in some cases, at least the tickets were forwarded to other individuals.

One school in the big 10 was able to capture some video of an individual sitting in the seat that this day is a purchase to tickets for and that individual was holding a cell phone the entire game and appeared to be.

Video recording signs from the opposite sideline.

And Mark, just for those who don't know, but I would assume most do at this point.

That is clearly against the NCAA rules. Am I correct?

You can steal signs in game, at least it's not illegal.

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