Michigan’s Sherone Moore to be named head coach

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

So Harbaugh is such a shitty coach that he had a guy doing that right under his nose for 2.5 years? That's what you're going with? Of course he also employed a pedophile and another guy in major trouble with the feds who also might be a pedophile so I guess it's possible.

If that's all it was though, your rogue lone wolf thing, why did you have to fire your LB coach for destroying evidence? You'd already fired Stallions and made him the fall guy for everything, why was there a need to further destroy evidence if what you're saying is actually true?

That’s not why our Lb coach was fired. He was fired for talking about the investigation with players. The destroying evidence thing was nothing more than an internet rumor.

 

[cwerph]

Well, for Ohio state as an example, 11 prior broadcasts of Ohio state games and the provided all 22 tapes of all 11 games.

NONE of those All-22 films showed the sidelines/signal callers. Try again.

 

[cwerph]

That’s not why our Lb coach was fired. He was fired for talking about the investigation with players. The destroying evidence thing was nothing more than an internet rumor.

If none of the players knew about it, why did he had to talk to them at all?

 

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That’s not why our Lb coach was fired. He was fired for talking about the investigation with players. The destroying evidence thing was nothing more than an internet rumor.

lmao sure. The evidence thing was reported by multiple outlets, but of course it was just for "talking about it". What was there to talk about if no cheating occurred?

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

NONE of those All-22 films showed the sidelines/signal callers. Try again.

This is false. The All 22 films absolutely show signals, they don't show all signals on every play. So, just like the broadcast version, you'd have to comb through the films in order to cross reference the information.

 

[cwerph]

This is false. The All 22 films absolutely show signals, they don't show all signals on every play. So, just like the broadcast version, you'd have to comb through the films in order to cross reference the information.

Nope. There is no way to decipher signals from all-22. This is not the hill you want to die on.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

lmao sure. The evidence thing was reported by multiple outlets, but of course it was just for "talking about it". What was there to talk about if no cheating occurred?

No. It wasn't.

Fired U-M Coach Partridge breaks silence, says he was not involved in Stalions' case

"Additionally, at no point did I destroy any evidence related to an ongoing investigation," he said.

www.fox2detroit.com

"I was terminated because of a failure to abide by the University directive not to discuss an ongoing NCAA investigation with anyone associated with the Michigan Football Program," Patridge said.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

If none of the players knew about it, why did he had to talk to them at all?

I don't know what he was saying to them, so I can't say why he decided to talk to players about the investigation. He could have been telling the players how bullshit it was. They gave a directive not to talk about it while the NCAA investigates, he broke it and was fired.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

Nope. There is no way to decipher signals from all-22. This is not the hill you want to die on.

You are just wrong. The All-22 film regularly includes a birds eye shot of the sidelines. It's YOU who shouldn't die on this hill because you are on the wrong side of this. It doesn't include that in every shot. So, like the TV broadcast, you'd have to search for the information.

 

[cwerph]

You are just wrong. The All-22 film regularly includes a birds eye shot of the sidelines. It's YOU who shouldn't die on this hill because you are on the wrong side of this.

The all-22 film does not include the time between plays, so even if the signal callers could be seen, you don't see the signals. Give it up.

 

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No. It wasn't.

Fired U-M Coach Partridge breaks silence, says he was not involved in Stalions' case

"Additionally, at no point did I destroy any evidence related to an ongoing investigation," he said.

www.fox2detroit.com

Sorry, but none of the members of that staff are trustworthy for obvious reasons.

 

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You are just wrong. The All-22 film regularly includes a birds eye shot of the sidelines. It's YOU who shouldn't die on this hill because you are on the wrong side of this. It doesn't include that in every shot. So, like the TV broadcast, you'd have to search for the information.

LMAO, so he was too lazy to go through All-22 film so he concocted a multi year scheme to hire his own staff and spend tens of thousands of his own dollars to have people advance scout and send him the film they shot at games. That's your explanation?

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

The all-22 film does not include the time between plays, so even if the signal callers could be seen, you don't see the signals. Give it up.

Do you think signals are instantly taken down the very second a play starts? No lag at all?

You can see them. You can't see them on every play. This is what I already said. You'd be cross referencing that will broadcast film. And by the time Ohio State plays MIchigan, there's 11 prior games to get that information.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

LMAO, so he was too lazy to go through All-22 film so he concocted a multi year scheme to hire his own staff and spend tens of thousands of his own dollars to have people advance scout and send him the film they shot at games. That's your explanation?

Yes? Dude was a lunatic. He wanted to be a coach and on staff so bad. So he spend a relatively low amount of money ($15k) to make him look good. Pretty simple actually. Dude made a manifesto?

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

Sorry, but none of the members of that staff are trustworthy for obvious reasons.

He was fired instantly. If he did something else literally while the NCAA was on campus, it wouldn't be secret.

 

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Yes? Dude was a lunatic. He wanted to be a coach and on staff so bad. So he spend a relatively low amount of money ($15k) to make him look good. Pretty simple actually. Dude made a manifesto?

LOL so he was too lazy to go through All-22 film but not too lazy to go through all the film his friends sent him? You do realize these lengths you're going to are unfathomably delusional, right?

 

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He was fired instantly. If he did something else literally while the NCAA was on campus, it wouldn't be secret.

Yes it would. Their investigation hasn't concluded, why would they be making announcements along the way?

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

LOL so he was too lazy to go through All-22 film but not too lazy to go through all the film his friends sent him? You do realize these lengths you're going to are unfathomably delusional, right?

Well...yes? Because one was very specifically the information he was hired to get, and the other is information he'd have to spend hours looking for. This really isn't a hard concept and I'm a little confused why you think it is?

 

[cwerph]

The film

Do you think signals are instantly taken down the very second a play starts? No lag at all?

You can see them. You can't see them on every play. This is what I already said. You'd be cross referencing that will broadcast film. And by the time Ohio State plays MIchigan, there's 11 prior games to get that information.

The film is cut to specifically remove the time between plays. This isn't a secret. NO program would allow the folks supplying the film (primarily Catapult these days) to provide film of their signal callers. Get a grip.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

Yes it would. Their investigation hasn't concluded, why would they be making announcements along the way?

UM is a public institution with FOIAable information. We were being shelled by ESPN for a month and everyone was trying to get anything on the program during that time. They would have found out if Michigan lied by now via publically available, and constitutionally required, FOIA demands.