The Big Ten has officially confirmed that the NCAA has launched an investigation into alleged "sign-stealing" by the Michigan football program ... signal-stealing memes. The belief among many ...

The probe into the Michigan football program remains ongoing two years after it was alleged that former staffer Connor ...

We are likely just weeks away from a ruling in the Michigan Wolverines football sign-stealing scandal involving Connor ...

The University of Michigan's football team has been embroiled in a practice that's as old as college football itself: sign-stealing. Michigan staffer Connor Stalions was accused of buying tickets ...

Jim Harbaugh’s Michigan football team is being investigated by the NCAA for allegedly illicitly scouting future opponents, which runs afoul of the organization’s bylaws. NCAA Bylaw 11.6.1 ...

The Michigan football program is now under a second NCAA investigation, this time for allegedly violating rules related to sign stealing, which prohibit in-person scouting of future opponents.

On Monday night, Michigan football will aim ... the hand signals used by coaches. Though sign-stealing itself is widely practiced across college football and is not technically in violation ...

The NCAA is conducting the investigation. The NCAA is investigating the University of Michigan football program amid allegations of sign-stealing, the Big Ten announced Thursday. “U-M Athletics ...

The Michigan sign-stealing fiasco has advanced from a scandal to a reality show. Unlike most sports transgressions involving a competitive advantage, the misconduct of shamed Wolverines football ...

Another low-level Michigan staff member raised concerns about Stalions’ sign-stealing system and refused to be a part of it when Stalions wanted him to rent a car to scout a football game at ...

Michigan, which is among the favorites to play for the national championship, has become embroiled in an alleged sign-stealing scheme ... or Big Ten rules against football teams trying to decipher ...

The Michigan football program is now under a second NCAA investigation, this time for allegedly violating rules related to sign-stealing, which prohibit the in-person scouting of future opponents.