Michigan faces sweeping NCAA penalties after a two-year sign-stealing saga. The program will pay tens of millions in fines, scholarship and recruiting-restriction penalties, and postseason-revenue losses. Sherrone Moore is suspended for three games (plus a 2026-27 opener) and hit with a two-year show-cause order, while Connor Stalions receives an eight-year show-cause. Jim Harbaugh faces a ten-year show-cause order, distinct from his NFL coaching duties with the Chargers. The NCAA emphasizes that scouting opponents itself isn’t illegal, but illicit signals and electronic recording are prohibited, with heavy probationary limits on visits and communications. The Wolverines' season-opening slate includes New Mexico State at home and a high-profile trip to Oklahoma, setting the stage for a politically charged enforcement narrative as the Big Ten weighs its next moves.