It's explained in a way where there is no rule violation. Nothing that happened at the game would have been illegal.
Go to any sports board and it is a hot topic. tOSU may take a special interest in this, obviously, but it's not just them.
I don't use much social media but I did see the video from Brandon Walker at Barstool ripping michigan apart, and he's an SEC guy. I'm sure there are plenty more.
How many analysists do UGA, or any team, have on staff that has the ear of both the OC and DC during games?
FWIW, in a court of law deleting your social media could be used as an admission of what is in them. The first thing a lawyer tells their new client is don't delete or change social media. Also, there would likely be sanctions against the party doing that. You could take social media down so as to not compound whatever damage they may be doing, but you can't delete it as if you are hiding evidence.
Tons ... what is your point?
it's just them. Hell, even Finbaum was out there defending us the other day.
I am telling you right now, it's not just them. It's all over all the sports boards. Again, you are wanting to believe what you want to hear.
Absolutely. That's why it's BS to say he did it so he wouldn't get harassed. Would've been extremely easy to make them private until the investigation was over, but deleting them entirely is very fishy. Unfortunately he forgot his Venmo account was public and shockingly enough, it's suspect AF.
100% guarantee he called OSU dirty because dudes were trading their belongings for tattoos, trying to manipulate it into being some sort of advantage on the field. NewPhone doesn't even want to be lumped in with him, and that dude is an overly dramatic queen about michigan.
IMHO you have misunderstood my question. You think that a single analyst has game time duties that will have him in the ear of both coordinators?
On the field during games, I would bet that the analysts are segregated by role and handle either O or D but not both.
Bingo.