Rich Rodriguez at this morning's press conference.

Today’s Wolverines on the Web will be presented without comment, because I’m as sick of this stuff as I’m sure most of you are, I’ve already stated my opinion on the matter, and I don’t think a links post is the greatest forum for opinion anyway (neither is an investigative report, but don’t tell that to Rosenberg). Here’s a roundup of various opinion and news pieces on the Freep scandal:

• Violations truly worthy of firing — The Wolverine (The New Republic’s Jon Chait, special to The Wolverine)
• Rodriguez: We follow the rules — The Wolverine
• Excerpts from Rich Rodriguez’s press conference — Detroit News
• Michigan football players say no violations were committed and allegations will make them pull together, play better – AnnArbor.com
• Bill Martin: Michigan may hire an outside firm to assist in investigation — AnnArbor.com
• Michigan Wolverines Investigate Free Press Accusations — Fox17 (quote from Obi Ezeh’s father)
• U-M begins its investigation — Detroit News (quotes from Morgan Trent, Sean Griffin, and more)
• Chad Henne: Players complaining about Michigan football team’s off-season program ‘don’t want to be the best’ — AnnArbor.com
• Jihad the Second — MGoBlog (a series of several posts, but all are very much worthy of linking)
• Michigan workout roundup: Isn’t it all ‘voluntary’ when you really think about it? — Dr. Saturday
• Of Barwis, Bo and NCAA Allegations — The Diag
• Rosenberg, Snyder discuss Freep piece (YouTube) — MVictors
• A culture of agenda — Genuinely Sarcastic
• Where There’s Smoke — When Carcajous Attack!
• Practicegate: Allegations, Agendas and the Michigan Football Fanbase Doesn’t Trust What It Reads — Maize n Brew
• Toney Clemons, Saint — Touch the Banner

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