In his featured episode, “Sign Stealer,” Stallions will for the first time reveal “his side of Michigan’s alleged sign-stealing scheme that turned him into a viral villain,” as reported by Netflix.
Connor Stalions will be featured in a Netflix documentary on August 30 AP
Stalions was labeled as the lead individual spearheading a network of people who reportedly bought tickets to Big 10 games to gain intel by recording opposing teams’ sideline signals in person, which has been forbidden since 1994.
The team still prevailed in those games, with former offensive coordinator Sherrone Moore serving as an interim head coach.
Since then, Harbaugh departed for the NFL and became the head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers.
Connor Stalions resigned from his position in November 2023 @CPStalions
Even though Harbaugh has moved on from Michigan football, the NCAA investigation into the sign-stealing saga remains ongoing.
The NCAA has been moving at a slow tempo, as it has “taken no shortage of twists and turns,” The Detroit Press reported in January.
The other two episodes will feature U.S. women’s national team soccer player Hope Solo on Sept. 3 and dive into the 2009 death of Tennessee Titans quarterback Steve McNair, airing on August 20.
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