Michigan football timeline of trouble since Jim Harbaugh hire, from Sherrone Moore firing to sign-stealing scandal

Arizona remains at the top of The Associated Press men's college basketball poll for the second consecutive week, with Michigan closely following in second place. Nebraska has made a notable ascent in the rankings, achieving its highest position since 1991. This reflects the teams' strong performances throughout the season.

In a tense Week 15 matchup, Los Angeles Chargers safety Tony Jefferson was ejected for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Kansas City Chiefs receiver Tyquan Thornton, leading to an on-field altercation. Despite the ejection, Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh defended Jefferson, labeling the incident a 'football play.'

The Los Angeles Chargers achieved a significant victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, winning 16-13 at Arrowhead Stadium, despite a controversial moment involving safety Tony Jefferson, who was ejected for a helmet-to-helmet hit and subsequently flipped off fans. This win marks a critical moment for the Chargers as they continue their push in the season.

Alabama football head coach Kalen DeBoer has confirmed he is negotiating a contract extension with the university, dispelling rumors of a potential move to Michigan. This announcement comes as the Crimson Tide prepares for significant upcoming games, including the College Football Playoff (CFP) and SEC championship.

Robert Griffin III has publicly accused the College Football Playoff (CFP) committee of bias towards the Southeastern Conference (SEC) following Alabama's inclusion in the playoff despite ongoing controversies. This comes as Alabama prepares for a rematch against Oklahoma, with speculation surrounding head coach Kalen DeBoer's potential move to Michigan adding to the tension.

Kalen DeBoer, head coach of Alabama football, has issued a statement addressing speculation regarding his potential move to Michigan following the firing of Sherrone Moore. DeBoer emphasized his commitment to Alabama, stating he has 'no interest' in pursuing any other job, including the recently vacated position at Michigan.

Alabama's head coach Kalen DeBoer has publicly stated he has 'no interest' in pursuing any other job, including the recently vacated position at Michigan following the termination of Sherrone Moore. This declaration comes as Alabama prepares to face Oklahoma in the College Football Playoff on Friday.

The University of Michigan has expanded its investigation into former football coach Sherrone Moore, who was fired after credible evidence emerged regarding his inappropriate relationship with a staff member. Following his dismissal, Moore was charged with multiple crimes, including home invasion and stalking, after allegedly threatening the woman involved in the affair.