On Friday, the NCAA announced the list of punishments that Michigan will face from the COI ruling on the Connor Stalions' sign-stealing case in which the former Michigan staffer led an illegal scheme to steal opponents' signals.
Among the punishments, the Wolverines will forfeit postseason revenue from the upcoming two seasons, which is expected to cost them at least $20 million, per Pete Thamel of ESPN. Along with this, head coach Sherrone Moore will be suspended one game during the 2026 season, in addition to the two-game self-imposed suspension he will already serve in 2025. The team will not be banned from competing in the postseason.
