While the country continues to wait on possibly disciplinary action directed at Michigan from the Big Ten and commissioner Tony Petitti, we now have a first-look at Michigan's lengthy letter they sent into the league.
The letter, drafted and signed by Wolverines athletic director Warde Manuel, was shared via Dan Wetzel.
In it, Manuel attempts to lay out why "any disciplinary action in this matter at this time is procedurally improper, premature, and unwarranted" while the NCAA investigation into illegal scouting practices remains ongoing.
On page six, Manuel writes that no member of the coaching staff, including Connor Stalions himself, has been interviewed.
That is incomprehensible. We're weeks into the NCAA investigation. How is that possible?
Last night we shared a report from Yahoo! where they help outline violations from Michigan may fall in gray area for Big Ten disciplinary action.
Pete Thamel shared this morning that the Big Ten is reviewing this lengthy letter and there's been no indication of any timetable on a decision for potential Big Ten discipline.
Take a look at where Michigan stands in the letter.
