The NCAA released its final ruling on the high-profile Michigan sign-stealing scandal on Friday. The Wolverines ' punishments include significant fines, show causes for former head coach Jim Harbaugh, current head coach Sherrone Moore and analyst Connor Stalions, and an extra game added to Moore's already-existing self-imposed two-game suspension.

Sherrone Moore will be suspended for two games in the 2025 season, but it won't be against New Mexico or Oklahoma.

Before beating Washington in the CFP National Championship game, Michigan beat Alabama in the CFP semifinal at the Rose Bowl 27-20 in overtime. An errant snap by former Crimson Tide center Seth McLaughlin allowed the Wolverines to stop Alabama on a fourth-and-goal Jalen Milroe run play at the 3-yard line to secure the win.

A former Michigan football assistant coach fired for allegedly destroying evidence in the infamous sign-stealing scandal is now firing back at the media and critics for not including him in the NCAA Infractions Committee’s punishments.

Michigan football has a few qualified candidates who could take role of interim coach while Sherrone Moore serves his two-game suspension in 2025.

And then a bombshell: then-Michigan linebackers coach Chris Partridge had allegedly instructed a student-athlete to lie to NCAA investigators and then destroyed crucial evidence. If that was the case,