Michigan’s football program faces a sweeping NCAA penalties package tied to the sign-stealing investigation. Fines and penalties total well over $20 million, including a $50,000 fine, 10% cuts to the football budget and 2025-26 scholarships, plus compensation for anticipated postseason revenue losses and a 25% reduction in official visits, plus a 14-week recruiting communications ban. Sherrone Moore gets a three-game suspension (two already served) and a two-year show-cause order, plus a ban from the first game of 2026-27. Connor Stalions draws an eight-year show-cause; Jim Harbaugh faces a 10-year show-cause after his prior order expires. The NCAA notes no rule against stealing signals itself but prohibits scouting opponents’ games and using electronic recordings. Michigan opens 2024 with New Mexico State at home, then heads to Oklahoma, a game tied to Moore’s and Harbaugh’s intertwined histories.