Just days after being exposed for impersonating a Central Michigan staffer on the visitor sideline of Spartan Stadium during Michigan State's season opener, photos and videos are circulating now that seem to show Stalions pulling his apparently patented Inspector Clouseau-like, mistake-riddled attempt at espionage on the Western Michigan sideline at MSU's 2022 home opener.
Just days after being exposed for impersonating a Central Michigan staffer on the visitor sideline of Spartan Stadium during Michigan State's season opener, photos and videos are circulating now that seem to show Stalions pulling his apparently patented Inspector Clouseau-like, mistake-riddled attempt at espionage on the Western Michigan sideline at MSU's 2022 home opener.
Just days after being exposed for impersonating a Central Michigan staffer on the visitor sideline of Spartan Stadium during Michigan State's season opener, photos and videos are circulating now that seem to show Stalions pulling his apparently patented Inspector Clouseau-like, mistake-riddled attempt at espionage on the Western Michigan sideline at MSU's 2022 home opener.
Just days after being exposed for impersonating a Central Michigan staffer on the visitor sideline of Spartan Stadium during Michigan State's season opener, photos and videos are circulating now that seem to show Stalions pulling his apparently patented Inspector Clouseau-like, mistake-riddled attempt at espionage on the Western Michigan sideline at MSU's 2022 home opener.
Various thoughts on scandal-type substance du jour. Nothing important will happen. The #1 rule of 2023 college football is "the networks are in charge." The networks would have a conniption fit if Michigan was barred from the postseason at any point, this year or next. They would savagely eliminate any athletic department that had the cojones to not play Michigan because they may or may not have their signs. Michigan is the only football program in the country to support a completely independent college football blog that isn't mostly clickbait garbage. QED. Sturm und drang; the only meaningful impact here is that the Michigan program will be inclined to bounce any rubble they come across. Michigan's play here should be the Kansas play: cooperate. Very, very slowly. The most likely explanation. Pete Thamel has a name: Connor Stalions, an analyst with the team. A post on our message board is unconfirmed but comes from a guy who's been around here for 13 years an