Michigan will suspect Sherrone Moore for two weeks, due to the Connor Stalions scandal

Michigan plays a game of 52 Cleaning.

Via Dan Wetzel and Pete Thamel d’Espn.com, the Wolverines should self-impose a suspension of two games On the head coach, Sherrone Moore for her role in the controversy of theft of signs of Connor Stalions.

The suspension retraces an allegation according to which Moore deleted a text wire of 52 messages with Stalion. The deletion would occur media reports on the same day, which suggests for the first time that Stalion had created a scheme developed to break the code on the calculation signals of future opponents, in violation of the rules.

The suspension will not start the season. Instead, it will be missing week 3 and week 4, against center of Michigan and Nebraska. This allows him to train the matches against the New Mexico and Oklahoma, where Moore played university football.

Moore will be excluded from training and other tasks related to the team during these two weeks.

NCAA can still impose other sanctions, if it wishes.

Former head coach Jim Harbaugh, now with the charge, was suspended for the first three games of the 2023 season. He was not prevented from training the day of the match; He was able to be involved in the team throughout the weeks preceding the matches he missed.