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NCAA fines Michigan football, bans Sherrone Moore a third game for sign-stealing scandal

The Free Press has been told athletic director Warde Manuel is expected to host a press conference in the near future to discuss the matter, while the NCAA will hold a press conference at 1 p.m.

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Michigan football punishment: NCAA suspends Sherrone Moore, show-cause for Connor Stalions

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Sherrone Moore suspension: Which games Michigan coach will miss as NCAA hands out sign-stealing punishments

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'Hail Yes' podcast: Instant reaction to Michigan football's NCAA punishment

the NCAA finally handed down its punishment to Michigan on Friday.

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Jim Harbaugh presents himself one way. His messy end at Michigan tells another story

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Michigan escaped postseason ban, but know this: NCAA says U-M cheated, tainting title

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Mitch Albom: Full truth of Michigan football sign stealing lies at bottom of a murky pond

Yes, it’s true Sherrone Moore, U-M’s current head coach, got suspended by the NCAA for a third game, next year’s opener against Western Michigan in Frankfurt, Germany.

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Michigan sign-stealing punishments: What you need to know

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Why didn't Michigan football get a postseason ban? NCAA explains decision

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Michigan announces appeal of NCAA sanctions; Manuel, Moore issue statements

Despite the NCAA punishment being 'light' in the eyes of many rivals and media, Michigan is appealing the verdict.

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"I'm sure he cried" "soft": CFB fans troll Michigan as Sherrone Moore & Co. hit back at NCAA's $20.5 million ruling with latest move

Sherrone Moore's Michigan announced on Friday that it would appeal the NCAA's fine against the program for the controversial sign-stealing scandal. The Wolverines will reportedly have to pay over $20.

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Sherrone Moore suspension: What games Michigan coach will miss amid NCAA punishment

The curtain fell on what should be the final act of the Michigan football sign-stealing saga, as the NCAA revealed its official punishment for the program this