Michigan officials, lawyers and football coaches are preparing for the next step of a secretive NCAA process, a two-day Committee on Infractions hearing that will, likely in the next eight to 12 weeks, reveal the punishments from an investigation into an alleged illegal scouting/sign-stealing scheme that launched Oct.
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What Michigan Football will face in its NCAA Committee on infraction hearing
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