Michigan chief football coach Sherrone Moore faces the Jim Harbaugh era

The Connor -Talions, the saga, is not entirely over for Michigan.

The school is now planning to suspend the head coach Sherrone Moore for two games as part of self-imposed sanctions from the scouting scandal from 2023.

According to reports, the suspension will be delivered to Central Michigan on September 20 and Nebraska on September 20. The two teams had a combined 11-14 record in 2024.

Dailymail.com has made a program spokesman for confirmation.

In 2023, Moore was the Wolverines offensive coordinator, as a Stalions, then an employee of Michigan, supposedly operated a scheme theft program by playing friends and family members in the games of future opponents and video harp side line signals.

According to ESPN, the suspension of Moore is associated with allegations that in October 2023 he deleted a thread with more than 50 text messages with stalions. Moore's predecessor Jim Harbaugh was previously suspended for the last three games of the 2023 regular season due to the scandal.

The NCAA quoted Michigan for 11 violations in a announcement about allegations in August 2024, including six violations of level I (the most serious). The school and the NCAA are still working on a final solution to the matter.

The 39-year-old Moore succeeded Harbaugh and led the Wolverines to an 8-5 record (5-4 big ten) last season and ended with a 19:13 win against Alabama in the Reliaquest Bowl on December 31.

Stalions, who are now reporting at the high school level, has denied any misconduct.

“When I'm a bad guy, everyone in football is a villain,” said Stalions about the last publication of “Untold” about the streaming service.

The NCAA rules do not forbid the theft of signs, Harbaugh's employees seemed to play a role with the Wolverines, but the line committee prohibits the scouting in advance.

“I have not received any signals from personal scouting”

When the investigators from Stalions asked whether he visited the state of Central Michigan-Michigan on September 1, 2023, he did not remember.

At another point in the documentary, Stalion was shown next to a picture of a man who wore Central Michigan Gear and sunglasses against the Spartans during a night game against Michigan.

“I don't even think this guy looks like me,” he said with a grin.

Records from other Big Ten schools show that Stalion's tickets for numerous games in which future opponents were involved, bought tickets, and the NCAA claims that he had sent these people to take up teams digitally when they signal games.

However, Stalions insisted that some of these tickets ended up in the hands of people who sent him undesirable video clips from games and refused to stir when he asked NCAA investigators.

“I don't remember to lead someone to go to a game,” he said, adding, he sold a few tickets and handed other friends to friends.

Stalions told the NCAA that he did not need any videos of signs that were sent to them because he had already learned them by heart.

In the documentary, Stalion's details shared how to decrypt signs of opposing teams by creating a database with thousands of pictures of him, which carried out thousands of signals.

Before Stalions completed the Naval Academy 2017, he was a voluntary student for Ken Niumatalolo and said in the documentary that the theft of signs was the role he played at Navy.

He was a volunteer for Michigan's football program for years, even when he was stationed in San Diego and slept in his car while he rented his house until Harbaugh hired him in 2022.

The retired captain in the Marine Corps was an analysis assistant of the Wolverines, when he was suspended in October 2023, one day after the school was combated under NCAA examination. Stalions returned later.

“I somehow hid myself,” he said. “You pulled my name into the mud.”

The NCAA investigators asked Stalions' lawyer whether his personal data received by a third party were taken without consent, and they said they could not share this information.

The NCAA examination for inadmissible personal scouting and Sign theft of Michigan was hung over the second half of the undefeated season of the team last year.

Stalions took part in the 2023 victory against Ohio State, where former Line backer Michael Barrett confirmed in the documentary that he saw him in the Michigan Stadium.

On the first day, the director Micah Brown joined Stalions for the documentary. He used his cell phone to record videos from Stalions in the stands when Confetti fell in Houston during the national championship of the Wolverines after defeating Washington in Houston.

Harbaugh, now coach of the Los Angeles Chargers, has denied any knowledge of inadmissible scouting while he was with the program.

Stalions showed a game ball that he had received from the program, he said because after a victory against Iowa in 2022 he decrypted signals.

“Don't get your big head, Connor,” Harbaugh recalled that Harbaugh told him.

The Big Ten suspended Harbaugh for the last three games of the 2023 season to punish Michigan because, according to his investigation of the Signledeling System, he had violated the conference.

Stalions was not paid for the documentary, but was compensated for the film material he offered, such as Springhill, the entertainment company that produced the film, and belongs to LeBron James and Maverick Carter.

“They wanted to do that and they have access to Connor,” said Brown. “No matter how people see Connor in this film, he should make a career in football and hope that he has this choice.”