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What Is a Show-Cause Penalty? Explaining Jim Harbaugh's Punishment for Sign-Stealing Scandal
The NCAA cited repeated violations and failure to cooperate in issuing a 14-year show-cause penalty to Jim Harbaugh, including a one-year suspension and recruiting restrictions.
- The NCAA announced a 14-year show-cause penalty for Jim Harbaugh, effectively banning him from college coaching due to illegal scouting.
- Harbaugh's punishment includes a one-year suspension and restrictions on athletic activities, based on the NCAA's findings of illegal activities.
- The NCAA cited Harbaugh's lack of cooperation and unethical conduct, classifying his case as Level I-Aggravated with severe penalties.
- Additional show-cause orders were issued to three others linked to the scandal, each with varying durations of restrictions.
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Jim Harbaugh troubles not over as Chargers coach could face NFL punishment
JIM Harbaugh’s former college squad has been handed hefty fines for a sign-stealing scandal. Michigan football is being fined around $20 million and faces other penalties for the scandal. APJim Harbaugh could face punishment from the NFL for his Michigan scandal[/caption] APMichigan faces sweeping punishments for a sign-stealing scandal[/caption] However, Jim Harbaugh, the team’s head coach at the time, isn’t getting off scot-free. Harbaugh has …
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