More Michigan Cheating

osubuckeye89 said:
I seriously bet the "evidence they have" supposedly on Ohio State is just the debunked internet troll shit that their dipshit "insider" fell for. He's still the only one who seriously reported on it.
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I'm not even a little worried about all that. Even if they did hire someone to look into Michigan spying on games I am certain that is legal. They just can't commit felonies to do so lol. I don't for a second belive anyone hacked Michigan's network.
 
osubuckeye89 said:
DFBIA. Dumbest Fan Base In America.

They want DUE PROCESS! and a FAIR TRIAL!!! like the real court system

But they also want Mickey Mouse shit like this. The governing body threatening the accusers.

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lol

thats not how this works
 
osubuckeye89 said:
DFBIA. Dumbest Fan Base In America.

They want DUE PROCESS! and a FAIR TRIAL!!! like the real court system

But they also want Mickey Mouse shit like this. The governing body threatening the accusers.

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It's going to stick because of this...

"b. Formal Actions. In cases where a Member Institution persistently fails to comply with these Conference Standards, the Commissioner may recommend corrective action to the COPC. The COPC may request information from the Member Institution, which the Member Institution will provide, and the Commissioner, may, if so instructed by the COPC, conduct a more formal hearing on the matter. The COPC may adopt the Commissioner’s recommendation or any other corrective action designed to enhance the Member Institution’s compliance with these Conference Standards. Such corrective action may include: i. Financial penalties, including a reduction of Conference distributions. ii. Probation, under terms that reasonably relate to correcting the failure to comply. iii. Suspension from participation in a particular sport, or from membership in general, for a stated period of time .iv. Expulsion from membership. The Big Ten Conference is a voluntary association of Member Institutions. The Conference Bylaws provide that suspension of membership, expulsion from the Conference, or placement on probation each requires a vote of at least 70% of the Membership. It is extraordinarily unlikely that a Member Institution would be expelled unless the failure to comply with these standards was so persistent and serious that it indicated the Member Institution no longer subscribes to the common values and objectives of the Conference and the other Member Institutions."

https://universityethics.psu.edu/assets/uploads/documents/Big10_InstitutionalGovernanceStandards.pdf

Harbaugh's already been suspended earlier this season over the recruiting scandal.
 
WhosYourDawggy said:
I thought the same thing for a while, but he is so delusional now he's either (1) really stupid, or (2) so bought in on UM sources that are equally stupid that he can't back down. The other UM poster(s) at least have pointed out they are embarrassed, and if it happened then the axe should fall.
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We’ve already had this discussion.

Go with your first instinct. It’s #1 for sure
 
Red_Alert said:
It's going to stick because of this...

"b. Formal Actions. In cases where a Member Institution persistently fails to comply with these Conference Standards, the Commissioner may recommend corrective action to the COPC. The COPC may request information from the Member Institution, which the Member Institution will provide, and the Commissioner, may, if so instructed by the COPC, conduct a more formal hearing on the matter. The COPC may adopt the Commissioner’s recommendation or any other corrective action designed to enhance the Member Institution’s compliance with these Conference Standards. Such corrective action may include: i. Financial penalties, including a reduction of Conference distributions. ii. Probation, under terms that reasonably relate to correcting the failure to comply. iii. Suspension from participation in a particular sport, or from membership in general, for a stated period of time .iv. Expulsion from membership. The Big Ten Conference is a voluntary association of Member Institutions. The Conference Bylaws provide that suspension of membership, expulsion from the Conference, or placement on probation each requires a vote of at least 70% of the Membership. It is extraordinarily unlikely that a Member Institution would be expelled unless the failure to comply with these standards was so persistent and serious that it indicated the Member Institution no longer subscribes to the common values and objectives of the Conference and the other Member Institutions."

https://universityethics.psu.edu/assets/uploads/documents/Big10_InstitutionalGovernanceStandards.pdf

Harbaugh's already been suspended earlier this season over the recruiting scandal.
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With all those possible penalties, next Michigan will threaten to leave for the PAC 1 next year.
 
The flood gates are opening taking bets on what teams stole our signs?
 
www.espn.com

Wolverines channel Flair, embrace role as 'villain'

Michigan players are embracing the role of "villain" as a result of criticism for allegedly stealing signals and violating scouting rules.
www.espn.com www.espn.com

Ric Flair knows what's up. He is on that Michigan bandwagon. I'm sorry to, I believe, @outofyourmind , you can no longer use the Ric Flair gif unless you are referring to Michigan. :beer2:
Excited Ric Flair GIF
 
Ryan day hires a PI firm that rats himself out? Lmfao
 
MAIZEandBLUE09 said:
Wouldn’t it just be so fucking good if Ohio state was doing it?
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Anyone who thinks their team isn't doing some form of this is kidding themselves. Teams trade video of games, teams have access to All-22 films, you can find signs being used online. This is only a big deal because of how Stalions went about it.

If it comes out a PI was hired -- you know damn well, UM is going to do the exact same thing and go thru every school with a fine toothed comb and it will end up a complete shit show.
 
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