Michigan committed NCAA violations in football program - NCAA.org
Michigan committed NCAA violations in football program - NCAA.org
A Division I Committee on Infractions panel determined former Michigan head football coach Jim Harbaugh violated recruiting and inducement rules, engaged in unethical conduct, failed to promote an atmosphere of compliance and violated head coach responsibility obligations, resulting in a four-year s...
This is separate from the Stalions sign-stealing scheme and instead centers on inappropriate recruit contact during the pandemic.
Michigan really putting the future of Missouri's program at-risk with these violations...
You see this? This is my shocked face.
I figure most programs are pulling these sorts of schemes, and only the truly lazy or flagrant ones get caught.
Yeah, it's hard for me to assume any program is specifically clean of any and all violations, accidental or otherwise. I just wish WVU would do it and achieve some level of success......lol
However...the schadenfreude is not lost on me with how UM fans claim all these issues are non-existent and the results of singular coaches acting on their own accord, and yet report after report states otherwise.