Mount Pleasant: Central Michigan football coach Jim McElwain said currently suspended Michigan football staffer Connor Stalions’ name is not on his team’s pass list to get on the sidelines.
and explored Michigan State in the season-opening game in September.
4,444 were on the Chippewas sideline during the September 1 game.
The Wolverines played and defeated rival Michigan State 49-0 last month.
McElwain said Tuesday that Mid-Michigan is aware of the photo with the “sign stealer” and is investigating.
“I certainly don’t condone it in any way,” said McElwain, the former Florida coach who was on Jim Harbaugh’s staff at Michigan in 2018.
I know his name isn’t on any of the passes.
has been released.
We continued to follow him to try to understand him.
He has a good relationship with our people.
“There’s no place for that in football.
“The Stallions were suspended by Michigan on October 20 after an investigation allegedly revealed videos and recorded plans and budgets to scout the Wolverines’ opponents.
Central Michigan Athletic Director Amy Folan said the school learned about the photos Monday night.
Stalions, a junior wide receiver for the Wolverines, was hired in 2022 as part of the recruiting group.
He has not commented publicly since the allegations emerged.
The NCAA is now involved
The NCAA does not prohibit sign stealing, but there are rules against directly spotting opponents, and the alleged scope of the Michigan case is the talk of college football.
The Stallions allegedly bought tickets to Michigan opponents’ games and sent people to get video of the sideline signals used to call plays.
Harbaugh, who was imposed a three-game suspension by the university earlier this season for an unrelated and still unresolved NCAA violation related to recruiting, has denied any knowledge or involve illegal spying on opponents.
Michigan declined to comment, citing the ongoing investigation.
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