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CODA:

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...violations

Harbaugh was hit with a 4 year show-cause penalty.  They noted that he "engaged in unethical conduct, failed to promote an atmosphere of compliance and violated head coach responsibility obligations."

The NCAA had already put Michigan on three years of probation along with a fine and recruiting limits after reaching a negotiated resolution in the case. Harbaugh did not go along with the agreement, disputing allegations he failed to cooperate with investigators, so his case was handled separately.

"The panel noted that Harbaugh's intentional disregard for NCAA legislation and unethical conduct amplified the severity of the case and prompted the panel to classify Harbaugh's case as Level I-Aggravated, with penalties to include a four-year show-cause order. Subsumed in the show-cause order is a one-season suspension for Harbaugh," the NCAA said.

Unfortunately, NCAA rules are a bit of a wet blanket on enthusiasm unknown to mankind, which Harbaugh was not going to abide.

BC

The NCAA has any authority about anything any more. That's a laugh. . . .

[cardcrimson]

CODA:

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...violations

Harbaugh was hit with a 4 year show-cause penalty.  They noted that he "engaged in unethical conduct, failed to promote an atmosphere of compliance and violated head coach responsibility obligations."

The NCAA had already put Michigan on three years of probation along with a fine and recruiting limits after reaching a negotiated resolution in the case. Harbaugh did not go along with the agreement, disputing allegations he failed to cooperate with investigators, so his case was handled separately.

"The panel noted that Harbaugh's intentional disregard for NCAA legislation and unethical conduct amplified the severity of the case and prompted the panel to classify Harbaugh's case as Level I-Aggravated, with penalties to include a four-year show-cause order. Subsumed in the show-cause order is a one-season suspension for Harbaugh," the NCAA said.

Unfortunately, NCAA rules are a bit of a wet blanket on enthusiasm unknown to mankind, which Harbaugh was not going to abide.

BC

The NCAA has any authority about anything any more. That's a laugh. . . .