In this episode, Richard Hoeg dives into the NCAA investigation into Michigan Football, examining allegations against staffer, Connor Stallions, and potential additional rule violations. The discussion extends to the "Wild Stallions Scandal" and NCAA bylaws. The episode also explores NCAA amendments, conduct rules, and ethical implications of exploiting loopholes, concluding with potential punishments for Michigan. (0:00) Introduction and background of the NCAA investigation into Michigan Football (7:00) Examination of the evidence and allegations against Michigan's staffer, Connor Stallions (12:12) Consideration of potential additional NCAA rule violations by Michigan (16:17) Introduction to the "Wild Stallions Scandal" and insight into the NCAA's role (20:27) Examination of NCAA bylaws and potential violations (25:37) Sponsor: Hoeg Law Business Law Firm (26:48) Revisions in the scouting rule and the NCAA amendments (30:24) General rules of conduct for individuals employed by or associated with member institutions (36:13) The ethical implications of exploiting gray area loopholes in NCAA rules (38:23) The potential punishment for the University of Michigan and its head coach (51:50) Concluding thoughts on the episode.