Nearly two full years after news broke of an investigation into alleged in-person scouting and sign-stealing from the Michigan football program, the Wolverines have been handed their punishment.
The NCAA has slapped Michigan with a sizable fine, handed Wolverines head coach Sherrone Moore a two-year show cause order and suspended him the first game of the 2026 season, and put Michigan on four years probation, the NCAA announced on Aug. 15. Michigan has already self-imposed a two-game suspension on Moore for the 2025 season.
PATH TO THE PLAYOFF: Sign up for our college football newsletter
The fine for the Wolverines includes:
According to a report from ESPN, the total from all of those fines is expected to exceed $20 million.
