The University of Michigan fired recruiting analyst Connor Stalions on Friday, a source told Yahoo Sports. The move comes two weeks after he emerged as the central figure in a NCAA investigation into in-person scouting. He was previously suspended with pay.

As Yahoo Sports first reported last month, Stalions is suspected by the NCAA of operating an extensive system of scouting future and potential Wolverines opponents in-person in an effort to steal their play signals.

Stalions has been accused by numerous schools of purchasing tickets in his name for games of future Michigan opponents and transferring them to various friends and acquaintances over the past couple of years. Those people were seen on various stadium security cameras holding cell phones up during play, presumably to record the signals of assistant coaches.