Conor Stallion is probably breathing a sigh of relief.
The Stallions announced late Monday night that Michigan State's former staffer was caught on suspicion of manipulating an illegal sign-stealing operation and was forced to resign in November, nearly derailing the Wolverines' season. Attended X to celebrate winning the CFP National Championship.
The Stallions posted a GIF of Sean Connery fist-pumping during a U.S. Open tennis match.
Sign-stealing alone is not illegal, but off-campus scouting is prohibited, and the Stallions were accused of carrying out a plan to directly scout potential opponents.
During the Stallions' game against Michigan State on September 1, he was spotted on the Chippewas sideline wearing sunglasses and a Central Michigan hat.
The sign-stealing scandal led to the Big Ten's suspension of head coach Jim Harbaugh for Michigan's final three regular season games, including the final game against rival Ohio State, but Harbaugh did not discuss the plan. He denied any knowledge.
Michigan won all three of its games to remain undefeated, and Harbaugh returned to the sideline for the team that won the Big Ten championship against Iowa, then led the Wolverines to wins over Alabama and Washington, his first game since 1997. The school won a national title.
The Stallions were seen in Indianapolis in the Big Ten title game and in Pasadena in the Rose Bowl.
Harbaugh was also suspended for the first three games of the season, and the University of Michigan imposed a voluntary suspension after soliciting violations.
He could face disciplinary action from the NCAA over the sign-stealing scandal as he considers whether to return to the NFL.
Harbaugh was reportedly offered a 10-year, $125 million contract extension at some point before the championship game, and recently hired Tom Brady's agent Don Yee as a new agent. employed as a person.
