Michigan receives formal NCAA Notice of Allegations, in-person scouting and sign-stealing scheme

[GopherMarroon]

This seems worthy of a new posting. This maybe belongs in the "Michigan in the News" thread.

NCAA issues Notice of Allegations to Michigan for sign-stealing scandal

The Michigan Wolverines will have 90 days to respond in writing to the NCAA over a Notice of Allegations related to an alleged sign-stealing scandal.

www.usatoday.com

Michigan receives its formal Notice of Allegations from the NCAA

The NCAA is investigating Connor Stalions' alleged in-person scouting and sign-stealing scheme. A number of Michigan staff members, including Jim Harbaugh and Sherrone Moore, face serious penalties.

www.nbcsports.com

 

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[short ornery norwegian]

The Athletic has now run two different articles reviewing the "Sign Stealer" documentary on Netflix.

One writer was very critical of Stalions - the other writer was more neutral.

but - my favorite tidbit - apparently in the doc (I don't have Netflix), Dave Portnoy of Barstool Sports claims that Connor Stalions admitted to Portnoy that it was Stalions on the sideline at that Central Michigan game. of course, Portnoy came out afterwards and said that the doc used creative editing on his comments.

 

[MonikerSchmoniker45]

The Athletic has now run two different articles reviewing the "Sign Stealer" documentary on Netflix.

One writer was very critical of Stalions - the other writer was more neutral.

but - my favorite tidbit - apparently in the doc (I don't have Netflix), Dave Portnoy of Barstool Sports claims that Connor Stalions admitted to Portnoy that it was Stalions on the sideline at that Central Michigan game. of course, Portnoy came out afterwards and said that the doc used creative editing on his comments.

Dave's Michigan fandom is annoying, but it was pretty obvious the comment was edited.