In a lengthy response to the NCAA, Michigan accuses the organization of overreaching, defends Sherrone Moore’s deleted texts and reveals that the original NCAA tipster in the sign-stealing saga came from its own campus.

Michigan and the NCAA continue to clash over allegations related to the Wolverines’ sign-stealing scheme orchestrated by former staffer Connor Stalions. In August, the university received a notice of allegations from the NCAA accusing the school of committing 11 violations,

While Ohio State fans, media, coaches, and others connected to the program bask in the glow of the program’s ninth national title in program history, Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger dropped a bomb of a story today on Michigan responding to the Notice of Allegations surrounding the Connor Stalions sign-stealing fiasco.

Michigan football is fighting back against the NCAA's probe into the program over alleged sign-stealing with a formal response, Yahoo Sports reports. According to documents obtained by the outlet, Michigan has accused the NCAA of "grossly overreaching" and "wildly overcharging" the university despite a lack of evidence.

According to a new report from Yahoo, Michigan is coming out firing in defense of Jim Harabugh, Sherrone Moore and Connor Stalions vs. the NCAA.