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"J.J. McCarthy Discusses Sign-Stealing Allegations Between Michigan and Ohio State"

Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy has stated that sign stealing is common in college football, claiming that 80% of teams, including Ohio State, engage in the practice. This comes in the wake of allegations that Michigan staff filmed opponents' sidelines to decode signals, a violation of NCAA rules. Former staff member Connor Stalions resigned, and linebackers coach Chris Partidge was fired for instructing players not to cooperate with investigators. McCarthy emphasized the team's efforts to legally study opponents' tendencies and expressed pride in their accomplishments despite the controversy and potential NCAA punishments.

via Yahoo Sports|

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Michigan QB J.J. McCarthy Accuses Ohio State of Sign-Stealing, Defends Wolverines' Actions

Michigan QB J.J. McCarthy has spoken out about the sign-stealing scandal involving his team, suggesting that the Wolverines engaged in the practice to level the playing field with Ohio State, who they believed were also stealing signs. McCarthy's comments highlight the prevalence of sign-stealing in college football, which he estimates involves around 80% of teams. The scandal led to a three-game suspension for Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh and the resignation of staffer Connor Stalions, who was implicated in an elaborate scheme to scout future opponents against NCAA rules.

via CBS Sports|

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sports2 years ago•3 min saved

"Michigan QB J.J. McCarthy Addresses Sign-Stealing Allegations, Defends Team's Integrity"

Michigan Wolverines quarterback J.J. McCarthy defended his team's integrity amid allegations of a sign-stealing scandal, emphasizing that the players did things the right way and that potential NCAA penalties won't diminish their season's achievements. As Michigan prepares for the National Championship against Washington, the program faces two NCAA investigations for sign-stealing and recruiting violations. Coach Jim Harbaugh dismissed sanction speculation, focusing on the upcoming game, while players like Mason Graham credited their success to high football IQ and film study, not cheating. McCarthy also pointed out that sign-stealing is a common practice, with rivals like Ohio State doing it legally, and stressed the hard work behind their performance. Despite the controversies, the team remains united and resilient.

via ESPN|

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sports2 years ago•2 min saved

"Connor Stalions Spotted in Stands During Michigan's Rose Bowl Triumph"

Former Michigan staffer Connor Stalions, implicated in a sign-stealing scandal, was spotted at the Wolverines' Rose Bowl victory over Alabama. Despite the controversy, Michigan won and advanced to the College Football Playoff National Championship. Stalions had resigned amid an NCAA investigation into allegations of sign-stealing, which also led to a suspension for head coach Jim Harbaugh during the regular season. Michigan is set to face Washington in the championship game.

via CBS Sports|

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sports2 years ago•3 min saved

"Undefeated Michigan Eyes Victory in Expanded College Playoff Amidst Scandal and Criticism"

The Michigan Wolverines football team, led by center Drake Nugent, is using the media criticism and backlash from a sign-stealing scandal as motivation in their successful run to the College Football Playoff semifinals. Despite the controversy, including a suspension for coach Jim Harbaugh, players like Nugent and Roman Wilson are amused by the negative attention and feel it has given them a "chip on their shoulder" to prove doubters wrong. Harbaugh himself seems to embrace the role of the "bad guy," using it to rally his team. While some players struggle with the negativity, the team's overall attitude is one of defiance and unity as they prepare for their game against Alabama.

via USA TODAY|

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