Michigan's new head football coach, Sherrone Moore, is facing potential sanctions in connection with an ongoing sign-stealing investigation that previously led to the suspension of former head coach Jim Harbaugh. A draft NCAA notice of allegations indicates that Moore deleted a thread of 52 text messages with former staffer Connor Stalions on the day the scandal broke, which could result in a Level 2 violation and possibly a show-cause penalty. This penalty could severely impact Moore's coaching career, making him unemployable at NCAA institutions unless Michigan convincingly punishes him. The NCAA has recovered the deleted messages, and Michigan could also face penalties due to its attempts to obstruct the investigation. The Wolverines are set to face significant early-season games, including a crucial matchup against Texas, which raises concerns about Moore's availability if he is suspended. The situation remains fluid as Michigan awaits the final notice from the NCAA.