By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Michigan Wolverines have fired football analyst Connor Stalions on Friday. He was previously suspended by the school amid an alleged sign stealing investigation.
Stallions allegedly scouted opponents on the Wolverines schedule. The NCAAhas provided scouting opponents since 1994.
He had been with the school since 2022.
Over the past two weeks, more and more information came out against Stallions and the Wolverines in the investigation. On Friday, the Big Ten Conference was urged to do something against the Wolverines.
At this time, it is not clear what will happen with the Big Ten Conference or NCAA punishment. Head coach Jim Harbaugh has denied any involvement in the alleged scheme.
Teams have been trying to steal signs for years. But the Wolverines, who are the No. 3 team in the country, is the one in hot water right now.
Harbaugh may be suspended or even fined. But one thing we do know is that right now he is expected to coach the Wolverines on Saturday night.
Michigan hosts the Purdue Boilermakers on NBC at 7:30 pm. The undefeated Wolverines (8-0) face the struggling Boilermakers (2-6) in their first battle of November.
This is the second incident with the Wolverines program this season. Earlier this year, allegations came to light that Harbaugh and the team had committed recruiting violations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
He was suspended for the first three games of the season in a self-imposed suspension by the school.
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