?Michigan Are Acting Like Victims?: Stephen a Smith Breaks Silence on Jim Harbaugh?s Suspension After Melodramatic Post Penn State Win Scenes

Stephen A. Smith takes a dig at the innocence of the Michigan Wolverines as they celebrate their emotional victory over Penn State. The Michigan team has been the center of controversy ever since the sign-stealing scandal led by Jim Harbaugh came to light. After their recent win against Penn State, the management team was seen on the field being emotional about their victory and dedicating their tears to Jim Harbaugh.

Smith didn’t resonate with the same sort of sentiments as the men in yellow and took to the ESPN show to voice out his opinions. He hadn’t spoken about one of the biggest controversies of this season, but today he has finally broken his silence. Though for the Michigan fans, they won’t be glad he did, as he certainly squashed down any emotional quotient that existed about the situation.

Stephen A. Smith invalidates the tears of the Michigan team after their win against Penn State.

Stephen A. Smith lashes out at the emotions displayed by the Michigan team after a victory over Penn State. The match ended with a score of 24-15 and saw the management staff break down in tears over the win. But it seems as if the sentiments didn’t crack through the toughness of Smith, as he took a dig at the team and accused them of pretending to be victims.

Smith said, “You’re acting like a victim. Who has victimized you? There’s a level of culpability and guilt that belongs to the Michigan program. The president of the university and them have to make their case against that.” Thus, he doesn’t believe that their emotions are valid until and unless the case against Jim Harbaugh has been definitively refuted. What do you think? Stay tuned for more updates.

What is the update on the Jim Harbaugh situation?

As of now, there is no official confirmation about Harbaugh’s next move in his coaching career. After the incident came to light, he was released from the position of head coach almost immediately. Before the scandal, Harbaugh was on his way to being the most-paid coach in the Big Ten with a contract worth over $36 million. His team has had an undefeated season so far, but even with all their success, they are being repetitively targeted for his accusations.

Harbaugh was one of the most established coaches in the NCAA, but he’s witnessed a massive fall from the stars. With the sign-stealing allegations, his reputation as a phenomenal coach will forever be tarnished as he struggles to find his place in the league. He’s been known to be on a tease with the NFL as well, but he never really made the move. But after this season, he’ll be lucky if he ever gets to coach a team again while the Wolverines pay for his mistakes.

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Will Harbaugh ever coach a team again? Or did his career end with the sign-stealing controversy as he’s released from the Wolverines?
Let us know in the comments below.

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