Records have surfaced online that showed Michigan running back Blake Corum was listed as a co-organizer of an LLC with Connor Stalions, the supposed ringleader of the football program's alleged sign-stealing scheme. The business was registered with the Wyoming Secretary of State and named 'BC2 Housing,' an apparent play on Corum's initials and his jersey number.
My first time hearing about it was when I went out to practice,' Corum told reporters Tuesday night. 'First of all, I have no business with him. I don't have any businesses with Connor or anything like that.' Corum added that his legal team is in on the case. 'But I'm glad whoever found it, whoever searched the web, was able to find that, I appreciate you. My attorneys are on it. Definitely get that figured out right away, get my name taken off of whatever it is.
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Michigan star Blake Corum says he had no business with Connor StalionsMichigan star says he was unaware of documents filed for a company that included his name, as well as that of the man at the heart of the Michigan sign-stealing investigtion.
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Michigan's Corum: No business relationship with StalionsMichigan star running back Blake Corum said Tuesday that he has no business relationship with former staff member Connor Stalions, after records of an LLC in Wyoming listing both men as co-owners surfaced on social media.
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Michigan star Blake Corum says he was unaware of records that list him and Connor Stalions as business partnersAll-America running back Blake Corum says he has no business relationship with Connor Stalions, the former Michigan staffer at the center of an NCAA sign-stealing investigation.
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