On Friday, Aug. 15, the NCAA announced its punishment regarding the Wolverines' sign-stealing scandal.

The University of Michigan football program received four years probation and multiple fines for sign-stealing violations.

Michigan has been fined more than $20 million, thanks largely to the loss of postseason revenue over the next two seasons.

Connor already won. We knew he was going to be railroaded the moment the NCAA first leaked this story in violation of its own rules.

On Friday, the NCAA Committee on Infractions memorialized what we’d long suspected about Michigan’s football program under former coach Jim Harbaugh.

Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel recently pointed to NCAA president Charlie Baker's comments after the Wolverines won the national championship, saying Baker told him "they won it fair and squ...

According to the complaint, they sent Parts into “such a depressive state that she engaged in self-harm and in one moment told a friend that she wanted to kill herself.”