It came as little surprise when unsubstantiated rumors arose concerning the University of Michigan football program’s refusal to give Jim Harbaugh a larger deal. The Wolverines’ head coach has had a significant impact on the field. However, there are numerous concerns concerning the Wolverines. Harbaugh has to deal with a suspension first. Then his sign-stealing scandal broke, which alarmed teams that have encountered and will face JJ McCarthy and company.

Nothing seems to be set in stone in the Michigan football sign-stealing conundrum. When reports of Jim Harbaugh’s lack of an extension came about, it nearly broke a lot of Wolverines fans. But, that might not be the case as Adam Rittenberg of ESPN outlines the new status of the ongoing procedure.

Apparently, the Michigan football program’s head honcho was instructed not to sign just yet. The NCAA review is currently pending and the school is likely to await the official findings. But, so far, the information is that Harbaugh has sent his scouts all throughout the nation to watch rival teams. The budget is allegedly a little over $150,000. These members of the Wolverines organization are expected to visit 40 games that include star-studded squads.

There is now a large cloud of question over their record, which ranks second in the entire country. JJ McCarthy and the Michigan football team may have benefited from a system created via deception. Will they be able to refute these charges and speculations before the Wolverines refuse to give Harbaugh another chance?