The NCAA's Committee on Infractions ruled on the University of Michigan's advanced scouting case on Friday, per ESPN sources, with the school facing a significant fine of the loss of two years of postseason football revenue but avoiding punitive penalties like a postseason ban.
The NCAA also ruled an additional game suspension for head coach Sherrone Moore, per ESPN sources, which is expected to take place in the 2026 season. Moore is expected to serve a two-game suspension in the upcoming season, which ESPN reported in May that the school proposed to self-impose.
Moore is expected to serve the two games this year, which the school suggested, and has the option to potentially appeal the additional game.