New Allegations Raise Questions About Rich Rodriguez And Michigan's Case
In May, for the first time, Michigan acknowledged that its storied football program had committed major violations and imposed a series of penalties, including two years of probation.
Next Saturday, U-M will appear before the NCAA's Committee on Infractions to plead its case why it should not face additional sanctions. And U-M will dispute an allegation that coach Rich Rodriguez "failed to promote an atmosphere of compliance." On Thursday, though, the case grew more complex with new accusations against Rodriguez. Mark Snyder of the Free Press breaks it all down -- three days before practice starts for a new season:
