Former Michigan staffer Connor Stalions will be featured in a new Netflix documentary titled “Sign Stealer,” set to premiere on Aug. 27 as part of the “Untold” series. Stalions was involved in a sign-stealing scandal in college football that resulted in an NCAA investigation and the suspension of Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh. Stalions resigned from his position at Michigan in November following the scandal, but has not publicly discussed his role in the incident.
The release of the documentary is expected to reignite discussions on the ethical boundaries in sports and the consequences of such scandals. Stalions’ involvement in the Michigan scandal had a significant impact on the college football community, leading to widespread repercussions. The documentary is part of Netflix’s upcoming lineup of films focusing on sports figures and scandals, including stories on Steve McNair and Hope Solo.
“Sign Stealer” will shed light on the controversial incident that shook college football and raise questions about the integrity of the sport. The documentary will provide viewers with an inside look at the scandal and the fallout that followed, with Stalions’ role at the center of the story. Fans of sports documentaries and those interested in the intersection of ethics and sports will find the upcoming release of “Sign Stealer” on Netflix to be a must-watch.
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