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Sherrone Moore Sends Strong Message Following Michigan’s $20 Million NCAA Punishment
Big news emerged in college football on Friday as the Michigan Wolverines officially received their punishment from the NCAA for the sign-stealing scandals under former head coach Jim Harbaugh.

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Sherrone Moore suspension: Which games Michigan coach will miss as NCAA hands out sign-stealing punishments
Sherrone Moore names 8 Michigan football freshmen standing out in fall camp
Report: CMU staff arranged for Connor Stalions to be on sideline vs Michigan State in 2023
While there's been no confirmed evidence that Michigan football coaches knew the full extent of the sign-stealing plot orchestrated by Connor Stalions, that may not be the case for former Central Mich...

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NCAA makes final decision on punishment in Michigan's sign-stealing scandal
Look: Rams brilliantly troll Jim Harbaugh over Michigan scandal after win vs. Chargers
They posted on social media that they’re “sign-ing off” and shared a photo of Rampage holding a sign with the title of the Wolverines’ fight song, Hail to the victors.

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Ohio State National Champion Calls Out NCAA for 'Joke' Michigan Penalties Friday
Jim Harbaugh trolled by LA Rams for sign-stealing saga after Chargers preseason loss

CFB fans’ mixed reactions to Sherrone Moore winning No. 1 5-star 2026 RB commit over rival

Despite the recent events plaguing Michigan football, Sherrone Moore’s program got a small reprieve Tuesday. The Wolverines beat out top rival and defending national champions Ohio State, as well as a few SEC contenders,

5-Star RB Savion Hiter Commits to Sherrone Moore, Michigan Over OSU, UGA, Tennessee

Michigan landed one of the best players in the 2026 class, as 5-star running back Savion Hiter announced his commitment to the Wolverines on Tuesday morning.

BREAKING: Michigan to appeal NCAA's ruling; Sherrone Moore provides statement

The University of Michigan was served its punishment on Friday afternoon stemming from the Connor Stallions' sign-stealing scandal. The NCAA has fined Michigan around $20 million, will suspend Sherrone Moore for one game in 2026 -- on top of the two games he serves in 2025 --, and both Jim Harbaugh and Connor Stallions are on a hefty show cause.
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David Pollack reacts to splitting Sherrone Moore’s suspension over two years: ‘What the funk are we doing?’

After nearly two years of drama, the NCAA finally made its ruling on the Michigan sign-stealing case last Friday. The Wolverines were placed on four years of probation and head coach Sherrone Moore received an additional game of suspension in 2026.
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