Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Disabled Michigan football staff, Alex Yood, caught while trying to get a 13-year-old girl drunk with alcohol drink in his hand.
Yood is not the subject of any records at the 15th District Court, located in Ann Arbor, or at the Washtenaw County Trial Court, according to searches by The Michigan Insider. In the video, Yood says he believed he would be meeting with an adult.
On a podcast appearance in 2019, Yood spoke of his dreams of becoming a football coach and of his intention to join the U-M staff.
Though not directly related to other program tumult, the Yood news — publicized Thursday afternoon by former Ohio State coach Zach Smith — continues what has been a much scrutinized year for the Michigan football program. If the Michigan Wolverines weren’t in hot water enough, the team fired a low-level staff member on Thursday after a video surfaced supposedly showing him at a Walmart trying to meet with two underage girls. Those behind the video continued to film him as he made his way out of the store for about 10 minutes.
The low-level staffer, Alex Yood, appears in the video with a bottle of alcohol in his hand. The people filming the video claim he was at Walmart buying the alcohol ahead of a planned meeting with someone he believed to be a 13-year-old girl.
In January, the NCAA began investigating the program for “impermissible and off-campus recruiting during the COVID-19 dead period and impermissible coaching activities,” per the NCAA itself in a statement. That resulted in Michigan self-imposing a three-game suspension for Harbaugh to begin the 2023 season. Additional penalties from the NCAA may follow.
Later in January, Michigan football fired Matt Weiss when the University of Michigan Police Department began an investigation into the Co-Offensive Coordinator regarding alleged computer access crimes. The FBI has joined that investigation, which is ongoing.
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