After a controversial departure from the University of Michigan football team, Connor Stalions is making a comeback in the world of football. Stalions, a retired Marine Corps captain, has been appointed as the new defensive coordinator at Mumford High School in Detroit.

William McMichael, the head coach at Mumford High, expressed his confidence in Stalions despite the recent controversy surrounding him. "I got the most hated man in college football right now, Connor Stalions. He's my defensive coordinator," McMichael told the Detroit News.

Last November, Stalions resigned from his position at the University of Michigan amid allegations of his involvement in a sign-stealing scheme. However, Stalions' attorney, Brad Beckwith, denied any knowledge of involvement by then-coach Jim Harbaugh or any other coaching staff member.

In an upcoming Netflix documentary, Stalions is set to share his side of the story regarding the sign-stealing allegations. This documentary, scheduled to release later this month, will provide Stalions with an opportunity to shed light on the situation that led to his resignation.

Although an NCAA investigation into the sign-stealing scheme is currently underway, McMichael remains unfazed. He stated, "I'm not worried about it. What happened with the NCAA doesn't concern us here at Mumford. He comes here every day and gives 120 percent, and the kids all love him, and we're all learning from him."

Stalions' appointment as defensive coordinator brings a fresh start for him, as well as an opportunity to contribute to the football program at Mumford High School. With his background in the Marine Corps and college football experience, Stalions is expected to bring invaluable knowledge and leadership to the team.

The Mumford High community is optimistic about Stalions' impact and remains supportive despite the controversy surrounding him. As Stalions embraces his new role, he is determined to make a positive impact on the team and guide his players towards success.

As the fallout from his departure from the University of Michigan continues, Stalions' appointment at Mumford High School marks a new chapter in his football career. With the upcoming documentary, audiences will have an opportunity to gain further insight into the sign-stealing allegations that surround him.