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The Simple Reason Michigan Didn’t Receive a Postseason Ban in Connor Stalions Case

Current and future Wolverines will not be banned from the postseason because of Connor Stalions and Jim Harbaugh. | Kirthmon F. Dozier / USA TODAY NETWORK

The NCAA announced the punishment for the Michigan Wolverines football program stemming from the Connor Stalions case on Friday. The school was given a multi-million dollar fine, recruiting restrictions and an extra game's suspension for coach Sherrod Moore, while Stalions and former head coach Jim Harbaugh received lengthy show-cause penalties.

One thing Michigan did not receive in the case was a postseason ban. The NCAA explained this decision in their official press release, prefacing that explanation by saying Michigan actually could have earned one. Via NCAA.org:

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