The Michigan Wolverines football program has been handed a multimillion-dollar penalty and head coach Sherrone Moore has been given an additional suspension as part of a sign-sealing scandal involving former Michigan football staffer Connor Stalions,

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/michigan as Sherrone Moore names 8 Michigan football freshmen standing out in fall camp.

Sherrone Moore will be suspended for two games in the 2025 season, but it won't be against New Mexico or Oklahoma.

Michigan coach Sherrone Moore was hit with a two-year show-cause order and three-game suspension as punishment for his role in the program’s sign-stealing saga. In a list of penalties released Friday, the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions agreed to accept Michigan’s offer for a two-game ban during the 2025 season.

Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore will officially miss the Wolverines' game at Nebraska this season as the NCAA released its findings in a sign-stealing scandal.

Transfer quarterback Mikey Keene has been limited in practice due to a previous injury. Safety Rod Moore is also working his way back from an ACL tear suffered in spring practice. Head coach Sherrone Moore is optimistic that both players will be available sometime this season, but their status for the opener is uncertain.

According to reports, Moore is prepared to serve a school-imposed two-game suspension as part of the program’s so-called sign-stealing operation. If that holds, Moore would reportedly sit out Michigan’s third and fourth games this fall: at home against Central Michigan on Sept. 13 and at Nebraska the following Saturday.

After nearly two years of drama, the NCAA finally made its ruling on the Michigan sign-stealing case last Friday. The Wolverines were placed on four years of probation and head coach Sherrone Moore received an additional game of suspension in 2026.