Jim Harbaugh Accepts Three-Game Suspension, Big Ten Closes Investigation

Michigan's litigation against the conference ends, with Harbaugh to miss the regular-season finale against Ohio State.

Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh has accepted a three-game suspension from the Big Ten, ending the university's litigation against the conference.
The Big Ten has agreed to close its investigation into allegations of sign-stealing by Harbaugh's football program.
Harbaugh's suspension means he will not coach in the regular-season finale against rival Ohio State.
Despite the suspension, the Big Ten has confirmed that it is not aware of any information suggesting Harbaugh's involvement in the allegations.
Offensive coordinator Sherrone Moore will serve as interim head coach during Harbaugh's suspension.