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Rodriguez backs coaching staff after fifth straight loss
By: Nate Sandals
Two days after his team’s 48-42 loss to Purdue, which guaranteed Michigan's first losing season since 1967, coach Rich Rodriguez refused to point fingers.
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Saturday November 7, 2009
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