JUST IN: Detroit Lions top and fans favourite reacts to Michigan sign stealing investigation involving the Big Ten program

Former Michigan Wolverines and their opponents in the National Football League have been questioned about the Big Ten program’s sign stealing investigation. Aidan Hutchinson of the Detroit Lions was asked after practice Thursday about his reaction to the news that his alma mater is under investigation.
“They’re conducting all of their investigations.” “They’re coming at Michigan at a time when Michigan has a chance to win the National Championship this year,” Hutchinson said. “I’m not sure. I suppose it is what it is. People will forget about it and move on once we are crowned champions again.”

Detroit’s second-year edge rusher stated that he had no relationship with Connor Stalions, who is accused of improper conduct.

“I didn’t have a relationship with him,” Hutchinson explained. “It’s just one of the coaches upstairs that you never really see, you know?” So, I don’t think any of the players ever really had a relationship with him.” Hutchinson, like several others, believes that sign stealing is widespread in college football.

“That’s how college football works.” “In college football, people are always stealing signs,” Hutchinson said. “So, you know how people stole our signs? Our signs were stolen by other Big Ten schools. When you’re in college football, it’s just a thing,” Hutchinson explained. “So. I mean, not any more than anyone else did, in my opinion.” Michigan is currently undefeated and has the potential to win the national championship.

Hutchinson laughed when asked if any of his teams could compete against the 2023 squad. “That’s a difficult question. You know, 2021 gives me a lot of pride. I believe we laid the groundwork for what is currently taking place. I’m not sure. I can’t. “I’m not about to split the boys up like this.”