Michigan refuted that it failed to monitor its football program regarding Stalions’ scheme, claiming two members of the program raised concerns about his process for deciphering signals. One of those members was former running backs coach Mike Hart, who apparently received a call from a Rutgers staff member alleging Stalions was “going further” than most do regarding sign stealing, then proceeded to report that call to defensive coordinator Jesse Minter.

Michael Neyman, a low-level Michigan staffer, also raised concerns about Stalions’ sign-stealing scheme and refused to take part in it when Stalions asked him to scout a game at Georgia, which Michigan says was permissible because Georgia was not on Michigan’s schedule even though the Wolverines could have played the Bulldogs in the CFP.

trying to get out ahead of the info hammer dropping. FOIA requests hitting soon

Justin Frye gone 😔

Blame Mike McCarthy

ohio state coaching staff depleted

Looks like a hammer came.

If only Ryan Day was good enough to get a job in the NFL…..

Spring portal 👀

Too many people jacking my months long Dart pet project

@bigmancam

we playing dirty. love it

Ohio State's comeback lasted a season, crazy

This is being celebrated in Detroit in ways you cannot imagine.

great week to be a Michigan fan lol

wtf goin on with SEC baseball

These dudes show boating beating D2 teams

Miami doing God's work! 3 cars too much for a college kid to have anyway!

This Ole Miss story

Way too much to unwrap there and too many versions.