Michigan Football Sign-Stealing Scandal: How Coaches' Access to School Computers Sparked NCAA Probe

An investigation into illegal scouting and sign-stealing at the University of Michigan football program began when an outside investigative firm provided the NCAA with files and video from the university's computer drives, according to anonymous sources. The firm allegedly presented a schedule detailing Michigan's planned travel for sign-stealing, implicating multiple coaches and staff members. The university has already suspended an analyst for purchasing tickets to numerous games. Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh denies knowledge of any sign-stealing attempts and is cooperating with the NCAA investigation. The NCAA, Big Ten, and university have declined to comment on the matter.
- Michigan football sign-stealing probe began after firm obtained video from school computers, per reports CBS Sports
- Michigan probe sparked by investigators who approached NCAA The Washington Post
- Michigan's Connor Stalions Texted That He 'Stole Opponent Signals' From TV—and Had a Vision for the Wolverines Sports Illustrated
- Jim Harbaugh's contract extension put on hold NBC Sports
- Report: NCAA suspicion started with info accessed by coaches on Michigan football computers Yahoo Sports
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