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The committee's eight members deadlocked 4-4 again for the fourth straight meeting -- highlighting the board's divided culture.

Long-awaited Harbaugh contract update. After two UM officials told me in early October it would be done by the end of October, "Signgate" kicked up, Partridge was dismissed, and the process stalled.

In our latest Michigan Wolverines news roundup, there are good vibes with five-star quarterback Dante Moore and a new deal for Jim Harbaugh.

John Bacon's discussion of Jim Stapleton and Jim Harbaugh drew attention, and reports on Stapleton not having a Vikings' stake add to that.

It's science. Raj has a set of dials you could run a nuclear powerplant on: click for big A Sopwith update. Sopwith has privately shared the source of his information with us and has been spot-on so far, so here's the update if you aren't an obsessive message-boarder: 1. "Follow the Money" won't lead anywhere. The money indeed came from Stalions' personal funds. Stop biting your fingernails off. 2. No coaches/staff knew anything other than he appeared to be a R...

Georgia head coach Kirby Smart masterfully trolled Jim Harbaugh and the Michigan football program for his comments about the Wolverines' alleged sign-stealing scandal.

[EDITOR'S NOTE This post went up a few days ago and I took it down until now because I feared what the outcome might be from angry Michigan fans being given a boogeyman to pin that anger on. This is not a reflection on the OP, who linked all of the information he shared. John U. Bacon is also talking about this guy. It is a reflection of some of the commenters.

The Jim Harbaugh-Michigan football sign-stealing scandal is getting weirder by the day. You need to check out what John U. Bacon said on Columbus radio Wednesday morning. He said a U of M alum is leaking all the info on Harbaugh. Wow!

It's a family affair for some rival fans in the lead-up to Sunday's All-Ireland final. 

Tucked in beside a CSX rail line in Elkhorn City, a small, unassuming building is home to a collection which tells the railroad history of Eastern Kentucky.