This is the story that never dies. Netflix has released its latest documentary, “Untold: Sign Stealer,” which focuses on the NCAA’s allegations against Michigan and the personal scouting operation of its former employee Connor Stalion.
Overall, the documentary is pretty boring, with Stalions denying everything and simply attributing his abilities to an old-fashioned genius. The most interesting part, however, is when his lawyer states that he believes Stalions’ private information was misused by someone without permission. His lawyer went on to say, “If that’s true, that’s certainly a civil violation and perhaps a greater crime. If it’s true that that came from someone associated or affiliated with Ohio State University, and we believe that was the case, then that’s something I could focus on trying to do the right thing.”
It’s still so strange that despite obvious rule violations and eventual arrest, the finger is pointed at Ohio State. Perhaps Ohio State employees also hacked the data of Matt Weiss and Alex Yood.
I wanted to hear more details before I could form a real opinion on Michigan’s approach. But it is clear:
You clearly cheated.
They blatantly lied about the extent of it.
They deserve a harsh punishment.
The entire Harbaugh era at Michigan is tainted.— Danny Kanell (@dannykanell) 27 August 2024
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