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USA TODAY College Sports Wire on MSNPaul Finebaum rips UM, calls Harbaugh a 'total fraud' following release of punishment
College football personality Paul Finebaum didn't mince any words following the NCAA's release of Michigan's punishment for sign stealing scandal
The Wolverines’ title was followed up by a second Big Ten crown, seized by the Ohio State Buckeyes and coach Ryan Day at the conclusion of the 2024-25 season. The two Big Ten powers’ back-to-back championships ended a streak of four straight titles from SEC schools Georgia, Alabama, and LSU.
Paul Finebaum is ready to leave the country if a Big Ten team wins the national championship, but he expects an SEC team will win it all.
Paul Finebaum made himself very clear when it comes to what football coaches are on the hot seat this season, and one of them is LSU coach Brian Kelly. Kelly, whose team has yet to make the College Football Playoff, may be in deep trouble if they don’t make the playoffs this year, according to Finebaum.
Finebaum’s harshest assessment centered on Harbaugh himself, calling the coach “a total fraud in everything he said,” going on to accuse him of portraying himself as a man of integrity while knowingly benefiting from controversial strategies.
The 2024 college football season was disappointing for many top programs, following a strong 2023 season. The Michigan Wolverines experienced a truly remarkable 2023 season, finishing 15-0 and ...