Recent Michigan football commit Dorian Barney doubled down on Jeremiah Smith's comments and guaranteed to never lose to Ohio ...

Connor Stalions, the former Michigan football staffer at the center of the program’s sign stealing scandal, finally is giving his side of the story.. In "Sign Stealer," a new Netflix documentary ...

Connor Stalions, the embattled former Michigan Wolverines football staffer who allegedly stole signals from opponents, is coaching high school football as a volunteer at Detroit Mumford High ...

The Connor Stalions Netflix documentary was released on Tuesday, and there is certainly a lot to unpack. To recap, Connor Stalions is the Michigan football staffer that was the head of the sign ...

Netflix released ‘Sign Stealer’ on Tuesday, an 87-minute documentary that not only details the allegedly illegal sign-stealing operation by former Michigan football staffer Connor Stalions.

Stalions will almost certainly receive a show-cause order that precludes him from working in college football again anytime soon. In his mind, though, it was probably all worth it. “Connor has ...

Connor Stalions resigned from the University of Michigan football team in 2023 after being accused of running a sign-stealing scheme. Here’s everything to know about the alleged cheating operation.

Connor Stalions, right, is the subject of a new documentary about last season’s sign-stealing scandal at Michigan. / Adam Cairns / USA TODAY NETWORK ...

Where is Connor Stalions now? Stalions is now coaching in high school. He has been hired as the defensive coordinator on the staff at Detroit’s Mumford High School.

Connor Stalions is on the record, and he is not sorry. "I don't regret a thing, and I would do the same thing over again," Stalions said in a new Netflix documentary titled "Untold: Sign Stealer ...

DETROIT -- Connor Stalions certainly doesn't project as the most hated man in college football-- not on the Mumford High School practice field last week, where he was suddenly an accidental head ...

The NCAA's committee on infractions completed a two-day hearing Saturday examining potential punishments for Michigan over impermissible scouting and sign-stealing.