Former Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh received a four-year show-cause order, including a one-season suspension, from the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions on Wednesday in connection with violations of the COVID-19 dead period in 2021.
The COI ruled that Harbaugh “violated recruiting and inducement rules, engaged in unethical conduct, failed to promote an atmosphere of compliance and violated head coach responsibility obligations” in the recruiting infractions case, one of two NCAA cases involving Harbaugh and Michigan. The NCAA has yet to assess penalties in the case involving former staffer Connor Stalions and his alleged scheme to collect video footage of opponents’ signals.
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The penalties for Harbaugh represent the final resolution in the NCAA’s
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