On the eve of Netflix’s documentary about Connor Stalions and Michigan’s sign-stealing scandal, a new video has emerged of the Central Michigan sideline during a college football game against Michigan State. It appears to show some very suspicious behavior by the Chippewas that involves last season’s most infamous villain.
Meanwhile, the question of how he ended up on their sideline in the first place remains unanswered!
The Wolverines cast Stalions as a rogue agent in an extensive operation to scout future opponents in advance, which is explicitly illegal by NCAA rule. They received their Notice of Allegations on Sunday, and head coach Sherrone Moore is directly implicated after deleting a large number of texts with the former staffer. However, this matter could take years to resolve and will get litigious.
Regardless of the final outcome for Michigan in its case against the NCAA, Central Michigan is also involved. But as of right now, the Chippewas are somehow dodging any potential punishment.
They have also managed to avoid equal scrutiny, even though they are just as distrustful.
Stalions was on the CMU sideline during its game against Michigan State last season. The NCAA confirmed that it was actually him — in disguise — but was unable to figure out how he got there.
Spartans athletic director Alan Haller continues to demand answers and threatened legal action against the Chippewas in May. Central Michigan fired a coach with ties to Jim Harbaugh not too long thereafter.
Hmmmmmmmmmmm…………..
If that wasn’t fishy enough, Michigan radio host Justin Spiro dropped a new video on Thursday night.
NEW FOOTAGE 🎥
— Justin Spiro (@DarkoStateNews) August 26, 2024
Connor Stalions advises the CMU staff before 4th down.
CMU gets the stop. pic.twitter.com/zVqClfeSra
It appears to show Connor Stalions whisper to a member of the CMU coaching staff while on the sideline ahead of a crucial third down. Spiro is a Sparty homer, but the video is clear as day. Awfully suspicious!