Connor Stalions, former Michigan staffer who allegedly stole signals, avoids media at high school coaching job

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Connor Stalions, the embattled former Michigan Wolverines football staffer who allegedly stole signals from opponents, is coaching high school football as a volunteer at Detroit Mumford High School. 

However, Stalions doesn’t seem to be in the mood to discuss anything about his troubled past with the media, who attended practice on Saturday.

The Detroit Free Press detailed an odd situation that occurred in which Stalions tried to avoid the six-person media group by any means necessary, including hitting a full sprint to the middle of the football field after finally coming out of the high school. 

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Michigan football analyst Connor Stalions on the sideline during the Wolverines' 31-7 win over Rutgers, Sept. 23, 2023 at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor. (USA TODAY Sports)

Stalions joined first-year Detroit Mumford head coach Williams McMichael’s staff as a volunteer and the team’s defensive coordinator, which became public news this past week. 

It also comes as Netflix is scheduled to run a documentary on Stalions, entitled "Sign Stealer," on Aug. 27 in which he will be breaking his silence on the matter. 

As the Detroit Free Press reported, practice for Detroit Mumford was scheduled for 9 a.m. on Saturday morning. However, players were in the weight room, according to McMichael, at that time. 

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Things took an even bigger turn delay-wise when McMichael came out of the building to tell the media that practice would be moved to 12:30 p.m. It was 10 a.m. when McMichael addressed the