Michigan and football coach Sherrone Moore have dropped their appeal of NCAA penalties stemming from a sign-stealing operation.

Michigan football head coach Sherrone Moore and the Wolverines end NCAA infractions appeals, closing the Connor Stalions case.

Michigan and head coach Sherrone Moore are no longer appealing their NCAA sanctions for Michigan’s illegal sign-stealing operation.

The University of Michigan and head football coach Sherrone Moore have withdrawn their appeals in the NCAA infractions case relating to Connor Stalions' impermissible advanced scouting scheme, according to a report from Dan Wetzel and Pete Thamel of ESPN.

Central Michigan was fined and placed on probation as four former coaches were penalized for the Connor Stalions 2023 sideline incident.

The NCAA released a report outlining its punishments for Central Michigan football following the Connor Stalions sign-stealing saga from 2023.

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Moore withdrew his appeal in the case on Tuesday Sept. 29 and the University did the same a week later on Oct. 6, per the NCAA Division I dashboard.

The NCAA has found sportsmanship violations within the Central Michigan University football program related to the Connor Stalions investigation

Michigan football and coach Sherrone Moore have withdrawn their appeal of NCAA sanctions tied to the Connor Stalions advanced-scouting case.

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