DETROIT, Mich. — Matthew Weiss, a former co-offensive coordinator for the University of Michigan football team, has been indicted on 24 federal charges, Acting United States Attorney Julie A.

The Matt Weiss situation has plenty of NFL tentacles. Some predated the launch of an alleged pattern of obtaining access to sensitive information regarding college students. Some postdated it.

Former Michigan football assistant Matt Weiss is facing another legal battle as two more former players have filed class-action lawsuits against him and others, according to The Athletic.

Turns out, Matt Weiss was still working in football during the FBI’s recent probe of his computers. The former Michigan assistant, arraigned in federal court Monday on two-dozen charges for ...

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Former Michigan Wolverines football assistant coach Matt Weiss, 42, is at the center of what attorney Parker Stinar of Stinar Gould Grieco & Hensley said: “This is ...

Former Ravens and Michigan assistant Matt Weiss faces 24 criminal counts arising from allegedly unauthorized access to computers and aggravated identity theft. Michigan and Weiss face a class-action ...

Former Baltimore Ravens assistant Matt Weiss will be surfing the internet with a little more caution for the foreseeable future. Weiss was forced to surrender his passport while officials placed ...

Former Ravens and Michigan assistant Matt Weiss pleaded not guilty on Monday to 24 counts relating to cyber fraud. Via Dan Wetzel of ESPN.com, Weiss was released on a $10,000 bond. He also was ...

When Matt Weiss allegedly embarked on his effort to secure "unauthorized access to student-athlete databases of more than 100 colleges and universities," he was working for the Baltimore Ravens.

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Former Michigan football co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Matt Weiss, accused of hacking into computers at more than 100 universities across the country and stealing the identities ...