MSU Awaits Full NCAA Allegations on Football Violations

Michigan State University has received a final Notice of Allegations from the NCAA regarding self-reported football recruiting violations that occurred during former head coach Mel Tucker's tenure. President Kevin Guskiewicz confirmed the investigation pertains to violations under Tucker, who was later fired for unrelated sexual harassment allegations. The alleged violations may be Level I or II, considered the most serious NCAA infractions, but the specific details have not been disclosed. The university has not yet received the full notice and will have 90 days to respond when it does. MSU is emphasizing its new coaching staff and ongoing cooperation with the NCAA. The investigation remains active and could follow multiple resolution paths depending on the findings and responses.