The Big Ten and Michigan are having a big fight that could change how the rest of the season goes.
The commissioner, Tony Petitti, is in a tricky situation, and Michigan is causing even more trouble.
Michigan might have to suspend their coach, Jim Harbaugh, because of what their analyst, Connor Stalions, did.
Stalions is accused of breaking the rules by secretly recording other teams' plays. He might have done this at games in the Big Ten and in other conferences too.
Michigan is in hot water because of Stalions' actions, and the NCAA might punish them in 2024.
This has made other Big Ten teams really upset because they feel like Michigan cheated.
Michigan is saying, "Wait, other teams shared our play calls with opponents too." Two teams, Ohio State and Rutgers, are accused of doing this, and it's making things even messier.
Purdue got some information about Michigan's plays and lost to them in a championship game.
Some people think what Stalions did is not that different from what other teams do, so they're confused about who's right.
This is turning into a big mess, and we'll see what happens next, especially when Michigan plays Penn State in a few days. The drama is far from over.