(FOX 2) - The NCAA has imposed several sanctions against Michigan State University athletics over infractions that link back to a former staff member at the football program.

MSU will be on probation for three years, pay a penalty of $30,000, and have restrictions in place for recruiting violations.

The team will also have its wins vacated because of ineligible student athletes at the school.

What we know:

MSU announced it had reached a resolution with the NCAA and the Division 1 Committee on Infractions after self-reporting alleged violations regarding improper recruiting methods.

"Our compliance systems worked as intended," read a joint statement from the MSU President and Vice President. "Once Michigan State became aware of a level 3 violation, we self-reported and followed all a

See Full Page