COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- The NCAA on Friday revealed the punishment Michigan's football program will receive for its sign-stealing scandal, including a multi-million dollar fine and a suspension for head coach Sherrone Moore.

The NCAA investigation found "overwhelming evidence" of an "impermissible scouting scheme" over a three-year period from 2021 to 2023 -- the year the team won a national championship.

Michigan is classified as a "repeat violator," according to the NCAA, which said there was enough grounds for a multi-year postseason ban. However, the organization said it didn't wish to punish any student-athletes for the actions of the coaches and staff.

"Thus, the panel determined a more appropriate penalty is an offsetting financial penalty instead of a two-year postseason ban,"

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