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@Chillindamos1 Michigan’s last unshared non-cheating national title was 1948!

1997 (shared 50%)
2023* (HC received a total 14 year ban)

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@HoganHansenSZN Well, Harbaugh took a 50% pay cut and was close to being fired then suddenly turned it around when Stalions came onboard, sooooo, yeah.

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@Metaleka_ Agree, they should be good backs

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@Michigander1212 I’m pretty slow. Remind me what part about TT and Blue is not true?

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@15bshall97 Digging into the archives to find a highlight. Sad. If Jim Harbaugh could not win at Michigan without cheating, the future is pretty gloomy for Blue.

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@Metaleka_ Other than the cheating years of 2021 to 2023 blue has not had a whole lot of success in the last 75 years so I’m not sure why it’s going to start now. Harbaugh could not even win at Michigan without cheating! Think about that.

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@Michigander1212 One “season” that has lasted 75 years. Ohio State has mostly dominated them since Michigan won their last unshared non-cheating national championship in 1948.

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@PLAYERANDTHEFAN Two words: App State

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@michigan_beat Even bigger than App State beating Blue in the Bighouse?

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@Underwood_szn Wait, I’m confused. So then why did the NCAA hit head coach Jim Harbaugh with essentially what amounts to a lifetime ban? Help me out here.

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@Metaleka_ Michigan’s last unshared non-asterisk (cheating) national championship was in 1948. What are you talking about?

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@swankywolverine Cite your evidence. Here is my evidence: Jim Harbaugh is the recipient of a 14 year (aka, lifetime) ban from the NCAA for the deepest unprecedented cheating scandal ever in college football.

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@Moose_313 Surely Jim Harbaugh honestly knew nothing about the unprecedented illegal in person advance scouting cheating right? That lifetime ban from the NCAA was just misdirected right?

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@swankywolverine That’s precious. The ultimate Michigan man Jim Harbaugh is not a quitter, rather he just gets a lifetime ban by the NCAA in order to beat Ohio State..

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@Underwood_szn I think they had some help from the sidelines. Apparently, knowing the other teams plays ahead of time is pretty helpful in close games that you would have otherwise lost.

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@Underwood_szn “7-1” against Ohio State. That’s cute.

2021-2023*

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@DarkoStateNews Ummm, Einstein, it was Connor Stalions on their sideline. Who was he employed by at the time?

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@Metaleka_ Cute. Don’t forget that your ultimate Michigan man Jim Harbaugh is no longer the captain of that cheating ship because he received essentially a lifetime NCAA ban. Blue has not had much luck the last 25 years doing it legitimately.

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@Underwood_szn That hypothetically could even be true or at least open to discussion. However, Michigan forever tainted those 3 years so now history will never know. Most people generally seem to agree the cheating scandal was worth at least 3 to 7 points per game so 1-2 losses/year 2021-2023.

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@mchooyah Exactly!