We\u2019re starting to see some resolutions coming down the pike for Michigan football as it pertains to the NCAA and the Connor Stalions saga.<\/p>\n
Last week, two former coaches in the NFL accepted show causes, which will not last beyond their tenures in the NFL. But the Wolverines are apparently self-imposing a punishment on head coach Sherrone Moore before the NCAA steps in.<\/p>\n
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According to ESPN<\/a>, Michigan football is imposing a two-game suspension on Moore, who deleted text messages between him and Stalions, for two games in 2025, Weeks 3-4.<\/p>\n Michigan<\/a> football coach Sherrone Moore is expected to be suspended for two games for the upcoming 2025 season as part of self-imposed sanctions by the university for the Connor Stalions advanced scouting scandal, industry sources told ESPN.<\/p>\n The suspensions will be for Michigan’s Week 3 and Week 4 games against Central Michigan<\/a> and Nebraska<\/a>. Moore will also be barred from any team-related duties during those weeks, and will receive additional recruiting-related penalties. The NCAA can still punish Moore in addition to the self-imposed school penalties. A final resolution is expected before the start of the season.<\/p>\n Michigan had self-imposed a three-game suspension for Jim Harbaugh in 2023, the first three games, but he was allowed within the facilities and could coach during the week.<\/p>\n It\u2019s unclear who will coach the two weeks Moore will be suspended or if the NCAA will accept the punishment.<\/p>\n