MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — University of Montana President Royce Engstrom says he's considering at a request by hundreds of Montana football fans to appeal its NCAA sanctions after the association found players received improper benefits and coaches and others failed to monitor the program. Last July, the NCAA agreed to UM's self-imposed sanctions of three years of probation, the loss of four scholarships for three seasons and the vacation of five football wins, including two playoff wins. In December, football program supporters argued the sanctions exceeded those imposed on other schools that acknowledged more egregious and blatant violations.
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