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Let's start with Michigan here because it feels like there's a report about a report,

about a potential report that Michigan could be facing a postseason ban one or two seasons.

Where do we stand with this? And what exactly are the allegations that could be pending?

Well, so that's from Chris Ballas at our Michigan site,

the Wolverine and on three. And basically, this is the Connor Stallions case. This is the advanced

scouting was Connor Stallions and then his network of spies going around and videoing people's

signals so that he could then relay them to Michigan coaches, which advanced scouting

is against the rules in college football.

It was banned in the 90s as a cost cutting measure, basically one of those.

If Toledo can't do it, Michigan can't do it, sort of things.

And so they get caught doing that last year.

That's tacked on to some other stuff that they'd already been working on with Jim Harbaugh,

which involved basically him getting a cheeseburger for some guys that were already committed to Michigan

that wanted to come in and look at the campus during COVID.

But all of that is now getting mashed together, and we're waiting to see what happens.

And it could take a long time.

And basically what Chris reported is that they're talking about potentially going after a postseason

ban, but it's such a preliminary stage here. Like, this is going to take months, two years to get

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