In a bombshell statement shaking the college football world, former Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer has called for a lifetime ban on the University of Michigan’s football program in response to alleged NCAA violations. Speaking during a national sports broadcast, Meyer claimed the reported infractions — which include accusations of illegal sign stealing and recruiting violations — represent “one of the most egregious breaches of competitive integrity” in recent NCAA history.
“Enough is enough,” Meyer said. “If these reports are true, Michigan shouldn’t just face fines or suspensions. A lifetime ban from postseason play should be on the table.”
The controversy stems from an ongoing NCAA investigation into Michigan’s conduct during recent seasons, with growing evidence suggesting a coordinated effort to gain unfair advantages. Meyer’s strong stance has reignited the heated rivalry between Ohio State and Michigan, drawing both criticism and support from fans and analysts alike.
While the NCAA has yet to conclude its investigation or issue formal sanctions, Meyer’s comments have added significant public pressure. Michigan has yet to release an official response, but insiders expect the program to push back strongly against any calls for extreme punishment.
More to come as the story develops.
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