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summary of the penalties

The NCAA imposed a significant fine on Michigan, reportedly exceeding $20 million, stemming from the loss of postseason football revenue over the next two seasons. This comes as a part of its sanctions following an investigation into an alleged sign-stealing scheme involving former Wolverines staffer Connor Stalions. Jim Harbaugh, who served as head coach at the time, will receive a show-cause for 10 years. Stalions has an eight-year show-cause.

Penalties for coach Sherrone Moore include a two-year show-cause order, during which he is suspended for three games. That includes the self-imposed two-game suspension in addition to the first game of the 2026 season. Moore will miss Michigan's Week 3 matchup against Central Michigan and the Week 4 Big Ten opener against Nebraska, but will coach in Week 2 against Oklahoma.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...nishments/

the details

The prescribed penalties for the parties who contested their violations in this case are as follows: 

• Four years of probation.
  
• Financial penalties:
  
  • $50,000 fine, plus 10% of the budget for the football program. 
    
  • A fine equivalent to the anticipated loss of all postseason competition revenue sharing associated with the 2025 and 2026 football seasons. 
    
  • A fine equivalent to the cost of 10% of the scholarships awarded in Michigan's football program for the 2025-26 academic year.
    
• A 25% reduction in football official visits during the 2025-26 season. 
  
• A 14-week prohibition on recruiting communications in the football program during the probation period. 
  
• Connor Stalions: 
  
  • An eight-year show-cause order, restricting him from all athletically related activities during the show-cause period. 
    
• Jim Harbaugh: 
  
  • A 10-year show-cause order, restricting him from all athletically related activities during the show-cause period, which will begin on Aug. 7, 2028, at the conclusion of his four-year show-cause order from a previous case. 
    
• Denard Robinson: 
  
  • A three-year show-cause order, restricting him from all athletically related activities during the show-cause period. 
    
• Sherrone Moore:
  
  • A two-year show-cause order, during which he is suspended from a total of three games. Michigan self-imposed a two-game suspension for Moore during the upcoming 2025-26 football season. The panel determined that a suspension for one additional game was appropriate. Therefore, Moore also will be suspended for the first game of the 2026-27 season. Apart from the three-game suspension, Moore is not prohibited from engaging in coaching or other athletically related activities during the show-cause period. 
    

https://www.ncaa.org/news/2025/8/15/medi...ogram.aspx

[82lsju]

summary of the penalties

The NCAA imposed a significant fine on Michigan, reportedly exceeding $20 million, stemming from the loss of postseason football revenue over the next two seasons. This comes as a part of its sanctions following an investigation into an alleged sign-stealing scheme involving former Wolverines staffer Connor Stalions. Jim Harbaugh, who served as head coach at the time, will receive a show-cause for 10 years. Stalions has an eight-year show-cause.

Penalties for coach Sherrone Moore include a two-year show-cause order, during which he is suspended for three games. That includes the self-imposed two-game suspension in addition to the first game of the 2026 season. Moore will miss Michigan's Week 3 matchup against Central Michigan and the Week 4 Big Ten opener against Nebraska, but will coach in Week 2 against Oklahoma.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...nishments/

the details

The prescribed penalties for the parties who contested their violations in this case are as follows: 

• Four years of probation.
  
• Financial penalties:
  
  • $50,000 fine, plus 10% of the budget for the football program. 
    
  • A fine equivalent to the anticipated loss of all postseason competition revenue sharing associated with the 2025 and 2026 football seasons. 
    
  • A fine equivalent to the cost of 10% of the scholarships awarded in Michigan's football program for the 2025-26 academic year.
    
• A 25% reduction in football official visits during the 2025-26 season. 
  
• A 14-week prohibition on recruiting communications in the football program during the probation period. 
  
• Connor Stalions: 
  
  • An eight-year show-cause order, restricting him from all athletically related activities during the show-cause period. 
    
• Jim Harbaugh: 
  
  • A 10-year show-cause order, restricting him from all athletically related activities during the show-cause period, which will begin on Aug. 7, 2028, at the conclusion of his four-year show-cause order from a previous case. 
    
• Denard Robinson: 
  
  • A three-year show-cause order, restricting him from all athletically related activities during the show-cause period. 
    
• Sherrone Moore:
  
  • A two-year show-cause order, during which he is suspended from a total of three games. Michigan self-imposed a two-game suspension for Moore during the upcoming 2025-26 football season. The panel determined that a suspension for one additional game was appropriate. Therefore, Moore also will be suspended for the first game of the 2026-27 season. Apart from the three-game suspension, Moore is not prohibited from engaging in coaching or other athletically related activities during the show-cause period. 
    

https://www.ncaa.org/news/2025/8/15/medi...ogram.aspx