Jim Harbaugh has been formally disciplined by the NCAA over his alleged role in Michigan’s sign-stealing scheme, but the Los Angeles Chargers coach does not want to spend any more time talking about it. The NCAA announced on Friday that a Division I Committee on Infractions panel found “overwhelming evidence” of an illegal scouting scheme at Michigan that was orchestrated by Connor Stalions. Several penalties have been handed down, including a three-game suspension for Wolverines head coach Sherrone Moore. Harbaugh was given a 10-year show-cause order. The NCAA also said Harbaugh would have to serve a one-year suspension if he were to ever return to coaching in college. Following the Chargers’ 23-22 loss on Saturday night in their preseason game against the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif., Harbaugh was asked about the latest penalties against him and Michigan. He had a very clear three-word message: “I’m done engaging.” “Like I told you last year, I’m not engaging. I’m done engaging,” HRead More
Jim Harbaugh has 3-word response to NCAA discipline
