In the process of knocking off the rust after being away from the college game for a handful of years, Jim Harbaugh — and some on his new staff — have bent a few NCAA bylaws along the way.
According to mlive.com, “[t]he Michigan football program self-reported four Secondary/Level III NCAA violations from December to April.” All four of the violations are considered minor in nature and will result in no real punitive measures from the NCAA.
In fact, the only tangible punishment for the offenders was to be schooled on the rules by UM’s compliance department.
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