As the tweet above describes, if CMU knew who this was and it wasn't Connor Stalions, they would have said so immediately.
Michigan is being painfully quiet about this whole situation. I realize they have to get their ducks in a row with PR, lawyers, etc, but the fact that they haven't publicly refuted any of these claims (other than the par for the course coach speak from Harbaugh in a press conference) is very telling and also somewhat confusing. Wouldn't you want to let people know this Stalions guy was a rogue agent? Or was he? His salary indicated he couldn't possibly afford the flights and tickets for all these games, so how are those being paid for? Under the table? Then they rescinded Harbaugh's contract extension, which more or less was ready to be signed before this came out.
It's a dumb, but fascinating story. Pretty much college football in a nutshell.
It's totally normal in politics and being famous for just denying you knew the person and it's a pass, it's not just college football, its our society, we've put such a priority on just winning, there is very little care on the "how you win", the morals and ethics are in the "shitter" Clark, and that shitter is full!!!
Then they play this out and wait on an investigation, and after the fact, they don't want to punish the next coach or group of kids.