Jalen Milroe Has Simple Answer When Asked If Michigan Cheated

Alabama QB Jalen Milroe doesn't seem interested in dwelling on Michigan's cheating scandal.

The college football world was rocked last year when it was revealed former Michigan staffer Connor Stalions (known as CIA Stalions to some) allegedly oversaw a complex sign stealing operation. Stalions eventually resigned and Harbaugh was suspended for the final three games of the regular season.

Ultimately, it made no difference because the Wolverines won the national title after beating the Crimson Tide in the CFP semifinals.

Jalen Milroe reacts to Michigan cheating scandal.

Does the Alabama star think the Wolverines cheated their way to a national title? He doesn't think it matters at this point.

"It don't matter. They won. They won. They won. They got it...They won. Don't matter. They won. Got to give it to them. They won," Milroe said on "Bussin' With The Boys" if he thinks Michigan cheated.

You can watch the funny exchange below, and hit me with your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

At this point, this is the best way to handle Michigan's cheating scandal. It is what it is. Stalions is gone (and probably going to get the bag from a documentary), Jim Harbaugh fled for the NFL and Michigan has a national title that won't ever be taken away from them.

The Wolverines beat the Crimson Tide in a playoff matchup that will go down as one of the most entertaining in a long time. Hell, it was honestly a great game for the last time fans saw a four-team CFP.

The Alabama QB could sit around, be bitter, complain about it and pout. That's not what he's done. The game is over, and there's nothing to suggest Michigan had Alabama's signs. Plus, the scandal was known about for months by the time the two teams met. If Alabama hadn't made changes, then that's on Saban and the coaching staff.

Jalen Milroe reacts to Michigan's cheating scandal. (Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

Let me know what you think of Milroe's answer at David.Hookstead@outkick.com, and let's start gearing up for another great college football season!