NCAA Investigates Alleged Unauthorized Access to Football Video on Catapult App

Despite the ongoing probe, Michigan and Alabama prepare for a crucial game at the Rose Bowl.

Catapult, a company that provides video and data analysis solutions for football teams, is under investigation by the NCAA for alleged unauthorized access to video footage.
Michigan, Alabama, Georgia, Notre Dame and Clemson are listed as college teams that use Catapult's product.
Alabama has stopped allowing players to take iPads home to study film, instead only watching tape together as a team.
Michigan believes it was one of the schools targeted in the alleged breach and has stopped watching video on individual iPads since November.
Despite the ongoing investigation, Michigan and Alabama are set to play Monday at the Rose Bowl for a chance at a national title berth.