In a virtual discussion with the NCAA, Connor Stalions answered several key questions as part of the sign-stealing investigation.
The highly anticipated Netflix documentary featuring former U-M football staffer Connor Stalions dropped on Tuesday, and the sign-stealing scandal is once again the topic of conversation around college football. While fans debate, argue, support, and criticize everything associated with Stalions, the documentary did provide a few noteworthy items as it relates to the NCAA investigation itself.
At one point during the film, Stalions can be seen with his lawyers having a virtual discussion with members of the NCAA. The Q&A session touches on key questions relating to the investigation, and although Stalions avoids giving direct answers to most of the questions, it does provide pretty good insight into what the NCAA is looking into and how Stalions is responding.
Also, I needed to be done at 12. So in closing, let me just say this. We believe that Connor's personal private data was breached by somebody who did not have permission to do that. If that's true, that's certainly a violation of civil law and may be a bigger crime. If it's true that it came from somebody associated or tied to the Ohio State University, and we think it was, that's where if I was going to try do right, I might be focusing.
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