Ex-Michigan Staffer at Center of Sign-Stealing Scandal Takes High School Coaching Job

Connor Stalions, key figure in Michigan's sign-stealing controversy, is now the defensive coordinator at Detroit's Mumford High School.

Connor Stalions, previously involved in Michigan's sign-stealing scandal, has been hired as defensive coordinator at Mumford High School in Detroit.
Mumford High's head coach, William McMichael, praised Stalions for his football acumen and positive influence on the team.
Stalions is volunteering in this role, and underwent a background check before joining the staff.
The NCAA is expected to issue a Notice of Allegations to Michigan, with Stalions at the center of the controversy.
A Netflix documentary about the sign-stealing saga involving Stalions is set to premiere on August 27.