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Kyle Whittingham admits Ohio State comments should have been 'worded differently'
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· August 11, 2026
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After a turbulent few years defined by sign-stealing, NCAA recruiting violations and an inappropriate intra-office relationship, Michigan football finds itself in a different, far more benign kind of
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