Report: Michigan receives NCAA Notice of Allegations for Connor Stalions sign-stealing scandal
The NCAA has delivered its full Notice of Allegations (NOA) to Michigan relating to the Connor Stalions sign-stealing scandal, per a report Dan Wetzel.
There was previously a draft of the NOA that was reported on. Now, there are reportedly going to be some changes from that initial draft. However, as of now, it’s unclear what changes the NCAA made from that initial draft to the NOA that was actually sent out to Michigan.
The new of the NOA being delivered to Michigan comes just two days before the Netflix documentary, “UNTOLD: Sign Stealer,” is set to premier.
The Connor Stalions sign-stealing scandal was one of the major storylines of the 2023 season. It involved a Michigan assistant who was supposedly operating a network that would go to opposing campuses for games and advanced scout opponents. That action of advanced scouting is against NCAA rules. On top of that, the scouting involved stealing the signs of future opponents.
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Stalions resigned once the scandal broke and assistant coach Chris Partridge was later fired. The Big Ten also went on to suspend then-head coach Jim Harbaugh for the final three regular season games. He was replaced on an interim basis by current head coach Sherrone Moore.
Michigan would end up going undefeated and winning the national championship in 2023. Several coaches have since moved on, including head coach Jim Harbaugh.
This story will be updated.
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