No matter how you feel about the whole Michigan thing you it is worth a watch. 

Yeah, it was very interesting. 

I watched it last night, that was very interesting. 

I was disappointed on the lack of anything of substance from the NCAA but I did love what Stalions attorney had to say about the NCAA, he hates them and thinks they are corrupt so he jumps at chances to to go after them.  

From Wikipeida:

The NCAA initially reached out to Stalions following the 2023-24 season and interviewed him in the spring of 2024. No public information has been released regarding what specific bylaw(s) the NCAA alleges Stalions violated. Bylaw 11.6.1 prevents "advanced in-person scouting of a future opponent in the same season" for institutional staff members.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connor_Stalions

Also, for the record, I think Stalions/Harbaugh/Michigan all cheated.  With that said, it sounds like the NCAA may have "cheated" by using "hacked emails/documents" to make their case.  And that is probably why the NCAA never got specific because they were cheating the system too.  The ends justifies the means... ugh.