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The latest twist to the Michigan football sign-stealing saga, the University decided to move on from Connor Stalions.
Recruiting analyst Connor Stalions, who was initially suspended with pay amid allegations of in-person scouting, has been fired, according to Yahoo’s Dan Wetzel.
The University of Michigan has fired recruiting analyst Connor Stalions, a source tells Yahoo Sports. He was previously suspended with pay during the NCAA investigation into in-person scouting.
— Dan Wetzel (@DanWetzel) November 3, 2023
Stalions refused to cooperate with any internal or external investigations or discussions, according to TheAthletic’s Nicole Auerbach.
Connor Stalions refused to cooperate with any internal or external investigations or discussions, source said. https://t.co/NuvOehnRb3
— Nicole Auerbach (@NicoleAuerbach) November 3, 2023
Stalions was the focal point of the controversy and was allegedly involved in various scouting activities, including buying tickets for numerous games and rumored to be present on the sidelines during games like Central Michigan vs. Michigan State in disguise with camera glasses.
Seems Michigan football will face a punishment here, the main question is how large it will be and if it will come during this season or will start next season.