Sources: Alleged UM Sign-Stealer Bought Dozens of Tickets, Used 'Illegal Tech'

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The University of Michigan's alleged sign-stealing operation included both video evidence of electronics prohibited by the NCAA to steal signs and a significant paper trail in the form of Big Ten Conference game tickets purchased and distributed to others, sources told ESPN.

Connor Stalions, the Wolverines suspended defensive analyst at the center of the NCAA's sign-stealing probe, purchased tickets in his own name for more than 30 games over the past three years at 11 different Big Ten schools, sources at those schools told ESPN. "Stalions forwarded the tickets he bought to at least three different people in different areas of the country, sources say, which hints at the breadth of the operation," wrote ESPN's Pete Thamel and Mark Schlabach.

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