Connor Stalions

[TTJ]

Just watched the Netflix documentary. It’s fascinating; check it out.
It got me wondering: How many UW games did Stalion send minions to film last year? In the documentary, they showed what looked like a handheld clip from the P12CG. Were there others UW games involved?

 

[CallMeBigErn]

 

[Canadawg]

Hang the banner?

 

[WoolleyDoog]

Surprised this hasn't been discussed more. For christ sake's 10% of the documentary includes an Ohio State message board guy who covers his face and reveals that good old beard dye Ryan Day's brother is a private investigator who may have hacked Stalions' email.
I know one of the first dominoes in the thing was someone taking photos of someone recording the 2022 Oregon/UW game assuredly because Oregon was a CFP contender. He had been suspended or whatever by mid-2023 so the P12CG wouldn't make sense.
Not having helmet communications a long time ago in college was stupid. I get why it was legal to steal signs during a game and from TV broadcast because there's no real way to police that and it sounds like Stalions was really good at it though they really played him up as some genius but he didn't come off as one. Like his database of players drafted since 2010, a lot of people could do that if they had the time.

 

[TheHB]

Pretty clear a number of teams had UW's play calls figured out. And I'm not convinced it wasn't a factor in the championship game.

 

[DerekJohnson]

Pretty clear a number of teams had UW's play calls figured out. And I'm not convinced it wasn't a factor in the championship game.

A handful of times where I was going "wow Michigan had that sniffed out incredibly well."
That's not proof of course, but I'd bet on it.