Hey, it's Andy.

You got a little addendum to the show.

We talk a bunch about the Michigan sign stealing accusations during the show, but news never stops.

Once the show had already been put out, more news came out about Connor Stallions, the now suspended Michigan staffer, buying tickets to games involving Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, and Clemson during the

2022 season. So we're going to talk about that too. So we're going to talk about that a little bit.

And then we'll get into the show. More schools have confirmed that Connor Stallions bought tickets to games there.

Who is Connor Stallions?

That is the now suspended Michigan staffer who is accused of running a sign-stealing operation

where he bought tickets to games, sent people to those games to video the sideline,

or somehow steal the signals that the teams were signaling in so that when Michigan played

those teams, Michigan would have the offensive and defensive signals coming in from the

sidelines, would know what they were

and could decipher them. These are accusations right now, but it keeps getting deeper and deeper.

On Tuesday night, Larry Williams of Tiger Illustrated reported that Stallions bought a ticket to a Clemson game.

Ross Delinger of Yahoo reported that he got tickets to games involving Alabama,

Tennessee, and Georgia.

Pete Thamble of ESPN reported that there is a 12 Big Ten school that is now confirmed that he

bought tickets there. So that's 12 out of the 13 that aren't

Michigan. It just keeps going and going and going. And the Michigan folks, of course, they're

saying he went rogue. They're saying that the coaching staff had no knowledge of this. And it's

interesting because we make fun of message board guys sometimes,

but message board guys sometimes, here's some things.

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