Connor Stalions didn't limit his covert-ops missions to just the Big Ten.
Multiple sources have told Tigerillustrated.com that Stalions, the suspended Michigan staffer at the center of the NCAA's sign-stealing probe, bought a ticket to a Clemson game during the 2022 season.
We're told he purchased one ticket, in his name, to the Oct. 22 game against Syracuse at Death Valley last season.
The ticket was never scanned, however, so apparently Stalions nor any of his associates used it.
Clemson officials declined to comment on this revelation.
ESPN has reported that Stalions purchased tickets in his own name for more than 30 games over the past three years at 11 different Big Ten schools.
ESPN also reported that Stalions forwarded the tickets he bought to at least three different people in different areas of the country.
For context, here is the full story ESPN posted yesterday on Stalions and his purchasing of tickets at 11 Big Ten schools.
Multiple sources have told Tigerillustrated.com that Stalions, the suspended Michigan staffer at the center of the NCAA's sign-stealing probe, bought a ticket to a Clemson game during the 2022 season.
We're told he purchased one ticket, in his name, to the Oct. 22 game against Syracuse at Death Valley last season.
The ticket was never scanned, however, so apparently Stalions nor any of his associates used it.
Clemson officials declined to comment on this revelation.
ESPN has reported that Stalions purchased tickets in his own name for more than 30 games over the past three years at 11 different Big Ten schools.
ESPN also reported that Stalions forwarded the tickets he bought to at least three different people in different areas of the country.
For context, here is the full story ESPN posted yesterday on Stalions and his purchasing of tickets at 11 Big Ten schools.
