A Michigan football coach has been placed on indefinite leave following an OWI probe.

Greg Scruggs is a big mess because he hasn’t even led a Michigan football practice yet.

Just before three in the morning on Saturday, Scruggs was taken into custody in Ann Arbor for operating a car while drunk, as originally reported by Angelique Chengelis of The Detroit News. Not even a month into it, his job is undoubtedly in danger as a consequence.

Head coach Sherrone Moore of the Michigan football program released a statement, and it seems like the team is acting pro forma. Scruggs has been placed on indefinite leave as the event is looked reviewed, according to the statement.

According to Moore, Greg made a regrettable error and was taken into custody for driving while inebriated. “He accepted responsibility for his acts and offered no justifications. Greg has been placed on indefinite leave by the athletic department and football program while the incident’s specifics are investigated.

The Wolverines’ spring practice is scheduled to start on Monday, March 18. However, it is unclear who will be in charge of the defensive line when the sessions start.

Scruggs traveled to Ann Arbor from Wisconsin, where he worked under Luke Fickell as the defensive line coach. He worked as an assistant in the NFL for two years before moving to Madison; he had previously worked with Fickell in Cincinnati. He is connected to Moore because he played for Louisville, the school where Moore first began his coaching career.