The NCAA has issued their Notice of Allegations towards the Michigan football program in regards to the sign-stealing investigation revolving around a former Michigan staffer A spokesperson for ...

Michigan football's NCAA hearing over sign-stealing scandal underway. Buckle up. Story by Tony Garcia, Detroit Free Press • 17m. T he Michigan football program may be in the midst of its most ...

NCAA: Michigan football, ... “The enforcement staff believes a hearing panel could conclude that Allegation No. 1 is Level II because the violations (a) were intentional, (b) ...

The NCAA officially informed Michigan football of potential violations it faces for the 2023 sign-stealing scandal, said to be led by Connor Stalions.

According to ESPN, the NCAA sent Michigan a notice of allegation stemming from possible 2020 recruiting violations. As a result, the school imposed three-game ban on Jim Harbaugh.

Former Michigan football staff member Connor Stalions says he knew almost every signal opponents used in seven games over two ...

Michigan is back in Indianapolis this weekend, but it’s not playing for a Big Ten championship. The Wolverines’ sign-stealing saga that engulfed the college football world in 2023 is set to ...

ESPY Awards took place on Wednesday night, and host Shane Gillis took some time to troll Michigan for its sign-stealing ...

University of Michigan’ undefeated football team is being investigated by the NCAA over sign-stealing allegations. Coach Jim Harbaugh denied knowledge of such actions.

The NCAA has penalized former Michigan football head coach Jim Harbaugh with a four-year show-cause penalty and one-year suspension over recruiting violations relating to the COVID-19 dead period ...

Michigan football also is the subject of a second ongoing NCAA investigation involving an alleged illegal scouting/sign-stealing scheme that was confirmed Oct. 19, 2023 by the Big Ten.

Nearly one year after Michigan football received a draft notice of allegations (NOA) from the NCAA around alleged Level II recruiting violations − which later spurred a Level I violation against ...