Marcus Ray will soon learn his fate. But he won't play this weekend against Iowa.
The emotional leader of Michigan's defense for the past two years, Ray has been suspended since Sept. 10, after the NCAA contacted Michigan Athletic Director Tom Goss with information suggesting Ray had improper contact with an agent. The NCAA stated it was acting on an anonymous tip.
Athletic Department: Query should conclude within week
If you're talking Ohio State-Penn State, and one team uses a two-quarterback system, and the other is suffering an image crisis because of a player's eligibility,
you're still talking Ohio State-Penn State, right?This time, it's two quarterbacks for Penn State, not the Buckeyes
Michigan volleyball coach Greg Giovanazzi told his team Saturday night he was looking for a team leader to step up. Now, Giovanazzi has even more concerns on his list.
"I haven't been completely satisfied with the swing hitter position," Giovanazzi said. 
Michigan volleyball still looking for consistant swing hitters
Last night, a squealing electric guitar signaled the birth of another one of Michigan Athletic Director Tom Goss's brainstorms.
In all likelihood, though, this one won't be as controversial as the infamous 'halo.'
Debut of 'Wolverine Weekly' highlights non-revenue sports
Touting an undefeated record, an impressive performance in last weekend's Sundodger Invitational and a No. 5 ranking in the FinishLynx women's cross country poll, it would seem easy for the dominant Wolverines to sit back and coast towards the Big Ten championship on Nov.
Blue women's cross country not resting on No. 5 ranking
NEW YORK (AP) - David Wells delivered a perfect postseason start for the New York Yankees.
Playing their most important game in nearly six months, the Yankees looked every bit like the winningest team in AL history, beating the Texas Rangers 2-0, last night in Game 1 of their division series. Wells pitched eight strong innings as the Yankees, who won their final seven games to finish with 114 victories, picked up exactly where they left off.
Playoffs open; Yanks, Sox, Padres win
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - A former Notre Dame booster who embezzled $1.2 million has agreed to testify against Irish players she bought gifts for with the money she stole.
Kimberly Dunbar, was sentenced to four years in prison on Monday for stealing from Jerry Dominiack, the owner of Dominiack Mechanical Inc. Former Notre Dame booster gets 4-year prison sentence
IOWA CITY - The recent suspension of Michigan safety Marcus Ray has served as a reminder for Iowa football players of the risks of dealing with agents.
School officials have suspended Ray indefinitely while they conduct a probe into whether Ray made illegal contact with an agent. The preseason All-American will not play this Saturday when the Wolverines meet the Hawkeyes at Kinnick Stadium.Iowa football takes precautions against professional agents
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