College football personality Paul Finebaum didn't mince any words following the NCAA's release of Michigan's punishment for sign stealing scandal

Michigan captured both the Big Ten and national championships amid the alleged sign-stealing scandal involving staffer Connor Stalions.

Finebaum’s harshest assessment centered on Harbaugh himself, calling the coach “a total fraud in everything he said,” going on to accuse him of portraying himself as a man of integrity while knowingly benefiting from controversial strategies.

The fact that all this happened under his watch is something people will never forgive or forget. READ MORE: The Michigan sign-stealing scandal explained. One of those people is Paul Finebaum.

ESPN personality Paul Finebaum hasn't shied away from sharing his mostly negative opinions on Michigan football this season. However, following the Wolverines' 27-20 overtime win vs. Alabama in ...

Paul Finebaum says the only reason the Big Ten wants to expand the CFP field is to add more mediocre Big Ten teams.

So, with Michigan third in the College Football Playoff rankings at 9-0 and a title very much within the realm of possibility, it's fitting Finebaum thinks of that as a bad look for college football.