"Michigan Football Staffer's Ticket Purchases and Sign-Stealing Allegations: Unraveling the Controversy"
Michigan football staffer Connor Stalions is facing mounting evidence in the NCAA investigation into sign-stealing allegations. Stalions reportedly purchased tickets to over 30 Big Ten games at various schools over the past three years, distributing them electronically to different individuals. Sources claim that people sitting in the seats filmed the home sideline during a game this year. Stalions, who made $55,000 annually, allegedly had tickets to both sidelines of the recent Ohio State-Penn State game. The NCAA is investigating whether Michigan scouted opponents in-person, which is prohibited, and if technology was used to scout opponents. Stalions was suspended with pay pending the investigation, and Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh denies any knowledge or involvement.