To say that Rich Rodriguez has had a bumpy two-year start to his tenure as the football coach at the University of Michigan would put you in the Hall of Fame of Understatements.

Rodriguez has done nothing but lose football games on the gridiron, and now he’s losing traction as an upstanding coach. The NCAA has spoken after a five-month investigation into U-M’s football program, and the results aren’t pretty.

Here it is, in a nutshell.

The NCAA alleges that Rodriguez, “failed to promote an atmosphere of compliance within the football program,” and that the athletic department, “failed to adequately monitor” the team. Note the use of the word “failed” twice; that’s become the new “F” word in A...

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