University Soccer News: Urban Meyers calls the NCAA for Michigan’s punishment


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The former Ohio state coach, Urban Meyer, called the NCAA for the punishment he raised against Michigan for his signs robbery scheme.

Michigan received a fine that is expected to exceed $ 20 million, while Chief coach Sherrone Moore will have an additional game added to his suspension of two games already self -imposed, which will serve this season.

Meyer, 61, compared Michigan’s punishment with the sanctions that the state of Ohio received in 2011.

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Urban Meyer observes during the second half of the University football match of CFP National Championship College at the Mercedes-Benz stadium on January 20, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Brett Davis/Imagn images)

The NCAA gave Ohio State a bowl of one year after a scandal that involved eight players who received $ 14,000 in cash and tattoos in exchange for team shirts, rings and other memories. Ohio State also faced additional sanctions at the top of the bowl ban.

“In December 2011, I had to stand in front of a group of older people and tell them that they were not allowed to play in a bowl or a championship game in their last year of university football, for something they had nothing to do. One of the most difficult things I have done,” Meyer said in a posse for his podcast, “The triple option.”

That same group was 12-0 and could not play for the National University Soccer Championship. “

NCAA Hammers Michigan with strong fines, suspensions on the signs theft scheme

The former Buckeyes coach of the State of Ohio, Urban Meyer, crosses the field during the NCAA football match against the Indiana Hoosiers at the Ohio stadium on Monday, November 25, 2024 in Columbus, Ohio. (IMAGN)

Meyer agreed with NCAA’s decision not to punish Michigan’s players for something they did not do, but still criticized the NCAA.

“The recent NCAA ruling so as not to punish the players who were not involved is correct. However, this failure also shows that the NCAA as an application arm no longer exists,” said Meyer.

Former chief coach Jim Harbaugh, employee Connor Stalions and assistant coach Denard Robinson were also punished for his roles in the scandal.

The former Ohio State Buckeyes chief coach, Urban Meyer, before the CFP National Championship College football match at the Mercedes-Benz stadium on January 20, 2025, in Atlanta, Georgia. (Mark J. Rebila/images imagn)

Below are the sanctions that the NCAA distributed:

“The prescribed sanctions for the parties that challenged their violations in this case are the following:

  • Four years of probation.
  • Financial sanctions: Fine of $ 50,000, plus 10% of the budget for the football program. A fine equivalent to the anticipated loss of all post-season competition associated with the 2025 and 2026 football seasons. An excellent equivalent to the cost of 10% of the scholarships granted in the Michigan football program for the academic year 2025-26.
  • Fine of $ 50,000, plus 10% of the budget for the football program.
  • An excellent equivalent to the anticipated loss of all income from the postseason competition associated with soccer seasons 2025 and 2026.
  • A fine equivalent to the cost of 10% of the scholarships granted in the Michigan football program for academic year 2025-26.
  • A 25% reduction in official football visits during the 2025-26 season.
  • A 14 weeks prohibition to recruit communications in the football program during the probation period.
  • Connor Stalions: An eight -year -old show cause order, restricting it from all activities related to the presentation during the presentation period.
  • An eight -year cause order, restricting it from all activities related to the presentation during the presentation period.
  • Jim Harbaugh: An order of cause of 10 years, restricting it of all activities related to the athelically during the period of cause of the exhibition, which will begin on August 7, 2028, at the end of its order of cause of four years of a previous case.
  • An order of cause of 10 -year exhibition, which restricts it with all activities related to the athletically during the period of cause of the exhibition, which will begin on August 7, 2028, at the end of its order of cause of four years of a previous case.
  • Denard Robinson: an order of cause of three years, restricting it from all activities related to the athletically during the presentation period.
  • An order of cause of three years, restricted it from all activities related to the presentation during the presentation period.
  • Sherrone Moore:An order of cause of two years, during which it is suspended from a total of three games. Michigan self-imposed a suspension of two games for Moore during the next 2025-26 football season. The panel determined that a suspension for an additional game was appropriate. Therefore, Moore will also be suspended for the first game of the 2026-27 season. In addition to the suspension of three games, Moore is not forbidden to participate in training or other activities related to the athletically during the display cause period, “said the NCAA.
  • An order of cause of two years, during which it is suspended from a total of three games. Michigan self-imposed a suspension of two games for Moore during the next 2025-26 football season. The panel determined that a suspension for an additional game was appropriate. Therefore, Moore will also be suspended for the first game of the 2026-27 season. In addition to the suspension of three games, Moore is not forbidden to participate in training or other activities related to the athletically during the display cause period, “said the NCAA.

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