NCAA investigates mysterious ‘Uncle T’ alias, Tom Brady rules out sign-stealing at Michigan

NFL legend Tom Brady has been cleared from Michigan’s sign-stealing scandal.

NCAA investigators reportedly found that a Michigan booster nicknamed “Uncle T” was one of the originators of former Marine Connor Stallion’s sign-stealing mission.

Last week, Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh was suspended three games by the NCAA for allegedly stealing the University of Michigan logo.

Stallion is responsible for the plan to steal the sign.

On Friday, Yahoo Sports reporters Dan Wetzel and Ross Dellinger broke the eye-opening news that Michigan backer “Uncle T” had given the Stallions thousands of dollars to fund the program.

Seven-time Super Bowl champion Brady is a University of Michigan alumnus, and college football fans have speculated that he is a suspect.

He was suspended four games by the NFL during the 2014 Deflategate scandal, and his name begins with the letter T.

Wetzel will then Report “Uncle T” is not Brady.

The Star Lions were accused of traveling to their Michigan rivals with the intent of stealing signs.

I resigned from the Wolverines football program earlier this month.

The Big Ten has concluded its investigation after Harbaugh received a three-game suspension.

Harbaugh has denied knowledge of the signal-stealing operation.

The investigation has yet to uncover evidence linking the 59-year-old man to the incident.

As for Brady, he is already enjoying his retirement in the NFL.

The 46-year-old was photographed riding a jet board on the water near his new Miami Beach home over the weekend.

Brady became a minority investor in Championship club Birmingham City in August.

He will also become a part-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders.