Michigan DL Coach Greg Scruggs Resigns Following OWI Arrest

Scruggs' resignation comes after his arrest for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, marking his third alcohol-related offense.

Michigan defensive line coach Greg Scruggs resigned five days after being arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated in Ann Arbor.
Scruggs' blood alcohol content was recorded at double the legal limit in Michigan during his arrest.
This incident marks Scruggs' third alcohol-related offense, with previous arrests in 2011 and 2013.
Scruggs had recently joined the Michigan Wolverines, replacing Mike Elston, and had previously worked with Wisconsin and the New York Jets.
Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore confirmed Scruggs' resignation, stating it is a university matter and expressing readiness to address the situation.