Jim Harbaugh suspension 'likely' but Michigan 'not bringing knives to a gun fight'
According to reports, a suspension is likely coming for Michigan football head coach Jim Harbaugh. We also know what the response will be.
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According to reports, a suspension is likely coming for Michigan football head coach Jim Harbaugh. We also know what the response will be.
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Brian April 1st, 2021 at 11:17 AM End of the road for amateurism? Blasting the NCAA has been one of the rare bipartisan activities over the past few years, and judging from the things said at the Supreme Court's hearing for the Alston case it sounds like they're about to drop a bomb on the organization: Justice Amy Coney Barrett later questioned why the NCAA should get to decide how to define what it means for an athlete to be paid. Several justices also expressed skepticism about the NCAA's "high-minded" claims about the importance of preserving amateurism. Justice Elena Kagan asked why the ...