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As the college football world awaited the NCAA’s punishments against Michigan Friday, Colston Loveland was getting ready for a joint practice between the Chicago Bears and Buffalo Bills. Afterward, he shared his reaction to the news, including the fact the Wolverines “still got the ring.”
Loveland was a key part of Michigan’s 2023 national championship team and was on the roster when news broke of the sign-stealing scandal. The NCAA’s investigation centered on former analyst Connor Stalions, who resined from his position that year after the reports came out. Stalions received an eight-year show cause from the NCAA on Friday and former head coach Jim Harbaugh got a 10-year order.
Loveland didn’t know about the specific details of Friday’s announcement as he got ready for Friday’s practice. But he heard Michigan still kept its title, and he said it sounds like the program will be alright.
“I heard a couple people talking about it,” Loveland said. “I haven’t really seen or don’t even know what’s going on with it. I’m just kind of focused on what we’ve got going and obviously, we had a scrimmage today, so that was the main focus. But sounds like we’ll be alright. Sounds like we still got the ring.”
This story will be updated.
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