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He was suspended for the first three games of the year as part of Michigan's self-imposed punishments for recruiting violations. The final weeks of the season had made it clear that Harbuagh was not long for college football. Rumors of his potential return to the NFL started swirling and Harbaugh left Michigan for the Los Angeles Chargers just over two weeks after the Wolverines beat the Huskies. August 2024 Friday's penalties are on top of the ones handed down to Harbaugh just over a year ago. Harbaugh got suspended for a year and was given a four-year show-cause penalty for recruiting violations and the way that he did not cooperate with the NCAA. The penalties were significant … if Harbaugh was still a college coach. Instead, his suspension is already over and he has three years left on the original show-cause penalty. May 2025 News broke that current Michigan coach Sherrone Moore would serve a self-imposed two-game suspension in Week 3 and Week 4 of the 2025 season for his role in the Stalions scandal. Moore allegedly deleted text messages relating to the scouting scheme and the suspension would be for games against Central Michigan and Nebraska. By not suspending Moore for Week 1 and Week 2, the coach will be on the sideline for the Wolverines' game at Oklahoma in Week 2. August 2025 In addition to Moore's two-game self-imposed suspension, the NCAA tacked on a third game that will be served at some point during the 2026 season. Michigan was fined $50,000 along with 10% of the budget of its football program. Additionally, the school got fined its postseason revenue sharing money for the 2025 and 2026 seasons — the College Football Playoff can be lucrative — and the team was also fined the cost of 10% of its football scholarships for this season. A show-cause order does not necessarily ban an individual from being hired by a school. But in this case, it may be difficult for Harbaugh or Stalions to return to the college ranks anytime soon. Any school that hires either individual would have to explain to the NCAA why the hire was being made and the governing body has to approve the hire. Given the penalties issued Friday, it's unlikely the NCAA would be willing to let Harbaugh or Stalions return anytime soon. However, it's hard to see either man coming back to college football at the moment anyway. Harbaugh is entering his second season with the Chargers after a playoff appearance in 2024 and Stalions is coaching high school football in the state of Michigan.
