Michigan Wolverines Make History with 1,000 Wins Amid Sign-Stealing Scandal

Acting head coach Sherrone Moore leads team to victory as Jim Harbaugh serves suspension, raising concerns ahead of Ohio State game.

Michigan Wolverines became the first college football program to reach 1,000 wins after defeating Maryland 31-24, despite head coach Jim Harbaugh serving a suspension for a sign-stealing scandal.
Offensive coordinator Sherrone Moore led the Wolverines to the milestone victory as acting head coach in Harbaugh's absence.
Michigan's victory sets up a match against the undefeated Ohio State Buckeyes in their regular-season finale, which will also be without Harbaugh due to his suspension.
Michigan's linebackers coach, Chris Partridge, was fired for allegedly interfering with the NCAA’s in-person scouting investigation.
Despite the win, Michigan's pass defense and quarterback J.J. McCarthy's performance were criticized, raising concerns ahead of the Ohio State game.