Michigan has reportedly received notice of the allegations from the NCAA and Jim Harbaugh has been charged with a Level I violation.

The NCAA is investigating Michigan State and coach Jim Harbaugh for multiple violations. athleticThe allegation notice reportedly received by Michigan on Thursday includes one Level I violation against Harbaugh himself, as well as multiple Level II violations.

Level II violations include accusations that Michigan put too many coaches on the field to practice and contacted two prospects during the extended COVID-19 dead period, according to Yahoo Sports. is included. Practices observed via unauthorized video feeds. The most prosecuted Level I violation is that Harbaugh misled the NCAA when it brought the allegations.

Level I violations may result in suspension and, in some cases, grounds for dismissal under the terms of the coach’s contract. In this case, the school could move to terminate his Harbaugh contract, according to Yahoo Sports.

The news comes at a very interesting time for Harbaugh and Michigan. Harbaugh’s name is related to his NFL job postings with the Carolina Panthers and his Denver Broncos. Other openings in the pros could come next week after the NFL wraps up its regular season.

The rumors were so strong that Harbaugh had to make a statement On Thursday we will address his current status in the program.

“I am aware of the rumors and speculation of the last few days.” Harbo said“College and NFL teams have taken great care of all of our personnel, from players to coaches to staff, and we truly believe this is a testament to the strength of the University of Michigan football program. As I said in December, while no one knows, “I look forward to coaching Michigan enthusiastically in 2023, believing the future holds. Speaking with Athletic Director Ward Manuel and thanking them for their support for me and our program, our mission as the Wolverines continues and we are gearing up.Great passion and enthusiasm. 2023 season with.As our legendary coach Bo Schembechler said… whoever stays will be the champion.”

That statement is even more ominous in the news that Harbaugh is being investigated by the NCAA. One of those reasons could be the reported investigation.

Michigan must respond to the NCAA within 90 days of receiving notice of the allegation.

The Hallabags went 74-25 with Michigan, making their second straight College Football Playoff appearance and winning back-to-back Big Ten titles. He went 44-19-1 in his four seasons (2011-14) with the San Francisco 49ers.