The NCAA Committee on Infractions' long-awaited ruling in the University of Michigan's advanced scouting case will be publicly announced Friday, sources told ESPN, as involved parties were made aware of the upcoming release on Thursday.
The NCAA is expected to hold a news conference early Friday afternoon to detail the findings, sources told ESPN. It will potentially mark the conclusion of one of the most explosive, strange and controversial cases in the long history of NCAA enforcement.
The NCAA charged Michigan and numerous coaches and staffers with 11 violations -- six of them Level I, the most serious -- in relation to a sign-stealing operation overseen by former staffer Connor Stalions.