Welcome to Andy State on three.

I think you know what we're going to be talking about today.

The story that never seems to end and just keeps getting wilder by the day, the Michigan sign stealing story.

It is just more and more and more.

Last night it was, we find out that Connor Stallions, the since suspended staffer,

had bought tickets to games at Tennessee and Alabama and Oregon.

Then we find old message board posts that had had all the details of it,

but nobody realized this is not a message board

conspiracy. It's the real thing. On Wednesday, the Washington Post dropped a story that said a

private investigative firm brought a bunch of data to the NCAA, including files from Michigan,

I guess Michigan staff computer that said, here's the schedule.

Here's the games that we're going to scout.

So again, this all continues.

And for those who still wondering what's going on, what's illegal, I had somebody

tweet at me recently. So wait,

scouting is illegal now? Yes, scouting other team's games and recording the other team's

games while you're there and are recording their sideline. Not within the NCAA rules.

You've not been able to scout in person since 1994, and the

recording piece of it has never really flown. So that's what we're talking about here.

And the NCAA is headed to Ann Arbor. They're going to be asking a bunch of questions.

What's going to happen from here is the real big question.

What does this mean for Michigan this season?

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