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Michigan’s quarterback, J.J. McCarthy, mentioned on Wednesday that the ongoing sign-stealing scandal has cast a shadow over the team’s undefeated season and journey to the College Football Playoff Championship Game. Despite the investigation into allegations of rule violations involving in-person scouting and the use of video equipment to decipher opponents’ play-call signs, Michigan is set to face Washington for the national title in Houston on Monday.

During a CFP media teleconference, McCarthy addressed the potential consequences, expressing that it would be unfortunate if the NCAA were to order Michigan to vacate wins. He emphasized the players’ commitment and the pride they take in their accomplishments, asserting that they followed the right procedures as players.

Coach Jim Harbaugh, deflecting questions about possible sanctions, focused on the upcoming game against Washington. Harbaugh highlighted the need to avoid speculation and rumors, emphasizing that discussions about such matters belong elsewhere.

While the NCAA does not explicitly prohibit sign-stealing, rules exist against using electronic equipment for recording signals and in-person advanced scouting during the season. Head coaches are generally held responsible for any violations under their watch. Harbaugh had previously faced a three-game suspension from the Big Ten for violating the conference’s sportsmanship policy.

McCarthy suggested that sign-stealing is a prevalent practice in college football, estimating that around 80% of teams engage in it. He clarified that his earlier statement about “leveling the playing field” referred to adapting their sign systems to counteract potential theft, not endorsing rule violations.

McCarthy and defensive lineman Mason Graham explained that they and their teammates invest significant time within the rules, studying opponents’ tendencies and details in film analysis. McCarthy emphasized that sign-stealing is just one aspect, and there’s a broader, more intricate process involved in preparing for opponents.