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Tyler Nettuno

Michigan football players posted the same 1-word response to Jim Harbaugh’s Big Ten suspension

Jim Harbaugh Michigan (Organization) Football JJ McCarthy the Big Ten

The Big Ten made its decision in the Michigan sign-stealing case on Friday afternoon, suspending coach Jim Harbaugh for the remainder of the regular season. He will be permitted to coach throughout the week but not during the games.

The news largely came as a surprise to the entire college football world, but no one was more blindsided than the Michigan football team, which was reportedly still in the air traveling to Penn State when the news broke.

Once the plane landed, the dust settled and the news made its way to the team, Wolverines players took to social media en masse with a one-word response to the suspension from the Big Ten.

RELATED: The Big Ten suspended Jim Harbaugh: The Michigan sign-stealing scandal, explained

Star quarterback J.J. McCarthy was joined by many other Michigan players.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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