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Last year, the Michigan Wolverines were caught in an illegal sign-stealing scheme that is still being actively investigated by the NCAA. But even after Michigan won a national title presumably without stealing any signs, one Ohio State legend is still quite upset about the potential cheating from the Wolverines.

Earlier this month, EA Sports began its promotion for its new college football video game. That promotion includes Michigan Wolverines running back Donovan Edwards as one of the game’s cover athletes and the game trailer featured Michigan prominently. But Ohio State legend Braxton Miller was not happy about it.

“It’s unfortunate @EASPORTSCollege @therEAlRobJ ran the year promo after they cheat for a year with a few of TTUN guys… just being real with facts.. they couldn’t thrown in some of Buckeyes..” Miller said in a post on X, the social media website that was formerly known as Twitter.

Miller also called out former Michigan Wolverines quarterback Denard Robinson, who his Buckeyes beat in the 2012 and 2013 editions of The Game.

“[Denard Robinson] did all he can do… there’s just no respect to [Ohio State]” Miller said as he shared a link to an article with the headline “Braxton Miller Proves Superiority to Denard Robinson in Rivalry Win.”

Miller made it clear that he misses the days when Ohio State dominated Michigan.

“Can’t wait till we own TTUN again so no reason you can’t disrespect this program again..” Miller said.

Needless to say, Miller’s words led to a lot of reactions on social media.

Clearly, Miller is not a fan of the Wolverines.

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