Former Buckeye J.K. Dobbins now plays for Jim Harbaugh, the former Michigan head coach who ended his otherwise rocky tenure with three consecutive wins over Ohio State and a national title.
But that doesn't mean he thinks Harbaugh’s victories against Ohio State should count.
As Michigan has received its Notice of Allegations from the NCAA, moving the Wolverines one step closer to being penalized for its sign-stealing scandal, Dobbins said on a segment on the Pat McAfee Show that he believes the wins will be vacated.
McAfee posed a question about Harbaugh's rivalry successes and Dobbins, who ran for 135 yards and a touchdown in his first game with the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, was quick to interrupt.