A sign that the Michigan sign-stealing scandal has gained widespread attention is when even OnlyFans personalities are offering their opinions.
Jim Harbaugh and the Michigan Wolverines are facing a shortage of supporters beyond the borders of Michigan. Last month, the Wolverines suspended assistant coach Connor Stalions as the NCAA launched an investigation into allegations of sign-stealing by the team. Stalions is accused of purchasing tickets to opposing teams’ games to record their sidelines and steal signals.
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While many in the football world are calling for Michigan to be removed from the College Football Playoff contention and for Harbaugh to potentially lose his job, there’s one notable exception—OnlyFans model Mia Sorety.
Sorety has taken to social media in the past week to challenge the allegations against Michigan. She criticized ESPN reporter Pete Thamel for not breaking a “real story” and suggested that Nick Saban has been paying players and their families for the past 15 years.
She also responded to a comment from Pat McAfee about the growing Michigan scandal, stating that the infraction has always been advanced scouting, which is considered a low-level violation. According to her, NCAA meetings in 2021 discussed doing away with the rule, finding that advanced scouting offered no significant competitive advantage.
Sorety has openly defended Jim Harbaugh and his legacy as a college football coach. She highlighted his success in turning around three college football programs, taking a team to the Super Bowl, and his potential to continue coaching for another 10-15 years. She emphasized that greatness in football isn’t solely determined by the number of championship rings.
Sorety appears unfazed by the ongoing investigation and remains confident that Harbaugh and his team will ultimately overcome the challenges they face.
When the dust settles on this entire scandal, Jim Harbaugh may just find himself owing Sorety a word of thanks.
