And it’s not that bad. Via the Miami Herald:

The NCAA delivered what appears to be a gift to the University of Miami on Tuesday in the case involving rogue booster and convicted Ponzi-schemer Nevin Shapiro.
According to two Miami Herald sources, the Hurricanes football program will lose nine scholarships over a three-year probationary period, and will not be penalized another postseason ban.
The sources said former UM and current University of Missouri basketball coach Frank Haith has received a five-game suspension.
Former UM football assistants Clint Hurtt and Aubrey Hill and former basketball assistant Jorge Fernandez each received a two-year show cause, the sources told the Miami Herald – meaning each is effectively banned from coaching in college for two years. Hurtt is an assistant at Louisville and Hill is head football coach at Miami Carol City High.
It is unclear whether former UM basketball assistant Jake Morton received any penalties.
UM basketball will lose three scholarships, one each for the next three years, sources said.
It has not been revealed how many scholarships UM has already self-imposed for any sport, but it is believed that the NCAA reductions are in addition to any UM has self-imposed.
UM has 15 days to submit in writing if it intends to appeal any or all of the sanctions and/or the findings of violations, according to NCAA bylaws. However a source said UM will not appeal the penalties.
“No one is going crazy,” a UM official said. “It’s in the tolerable range.”

The rest here.

I’ve yet to read, however, why it took the NCAA so long to issue penalties that amount to a big-nothing-burger.