Reports show that over a three-year span, Michigan staffer Connor Stalions, who is at the focus of the NCAA probe into the program’s scouting tactics, purchased tickets for 30 games at 11 Big Ten venues. Some of the tickets were allegedly sent by Stalions to three separate recipients throughout the nation.<\/p>\n
One Big Ten school looked through its stadium’s security cameras and saw that the person seated in the seat that the Stallions had purchased was pointing a cell phone toward the home team’s bench for the entirety of the game. Though not conclusive proof of sign theft, it might be a plausible inference given the information unearthed throughout the inquiry.<\/p>\n