Michigan DL Coach Greg Scruggs Suspended After OWI Arrest

Greg Scruggs, recently hired by Michigan as defensive line coach, faces indefinite suspension following his arrest for operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

Greg Scruggs was arrested early Saturday in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, just 10 days after being hired as Michigan's defensive line coach.
Sherrone Moore, Michigan's head coach, announced the suspension, emphasizing that Scruggs has taken accountability for his actions.
This is not Scruggs' first encounter with the law regarding alcohol-related offenses; he was previously arrested for DUI in 2011 while playing for Louisville.
Scruggs' arrest and suspension come as Michigan's football program prepares to open spring practice on Monday.
The OWI charge in Michigan could lead to consequences including up to 93 days in jail, a $500 fine, and a six-month license suspension.