Michigan football has found an unlikely ally -- in some ways -- in its fight against the NCAA due to 'signgate' in none other than the most prominent former Ohio State coach. Appearing on The Triple Option Podcast,

Michigan is expected to suspend head football coach Sherrone Moore for two games this coming season as part of a self-imposed punishment over the Connor Stalions sign-stealing allegations, renewing talk around whether the Wolverines’ 2023 national title will be vacated.

In response to Moore’s suspension and the idea of the NCAA vacating wins in college football, Meyer simply had to laugh. He doesn’t believe vacating wins is a suitable punishment, and the risk versus the reward when it comes to certain forms of cheating in college football is worth it if that’s the only drawback.