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Thursday will preview Michigan against Michigan State rivalry showdown on Saturday night.

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We'll start, though, with NCAA opening up an investigation into Michigan

football for potential rules violations related to sign stealing that coming also with them

informing the Big Ten on, I believe, today. And this, you know, bylaw 116-1 is kind of the one off-campus, in-person scouting of future

opponents in the same season is prohibited.

Yahoo Sports says the issue, according to sources, is whether Michigan used unnamed individuals

to attend games of both scheduled opponents

and possible college football playoff opponents in an effort to gather information

on the signs they used to call both offensive and defensive plays.

The Athletic says the league claims that Michigan is one source with knowledge of the

allegation said is using a vast network to steal opponents or opposing team

signs. The league told Michigan State it had reviewed film that shows UM clearly knowing what

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