More Michigan Cheating

williewilliejuan said:
Not distracting. The subject is whether your abject cuntiness is why Nebraska is a national embarrassment.

Now I’m in the correlation does not equal causation crowd, but it’s hard to ignore the evidence.
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There's a lot of DERP there, kiddie pool troll.
 
2022 Michigan #3 Total Defense through the CCG: 288 YPG.
TCU: 488 Total Yds against Michigan.

2022 Michigan #5 Scoring Defense through the CCG: 13.4 PPG
TCU: 51 points against Michigan.

2022 Michigan #2 Rushing Defense through the CCG: 85.2 YPG
TCU: 263 Rushing Yds against Michigan.

LOL
 
Red_Alert said:
LOL

Gawd you're a flaming idiot in rationalization denial.


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Yes. You still don’t seem mentally capable of reading the words “can” but “don’t”. Rutgers hasn’t partnered with some company to provide this feature. Nebraska hasn’t either. It’s a very simple fact I said at the start of your stupid point. The stadiums don’t have this installed. The ncaa can’t retroactively make that any different. There is no special images or video for the NCAA to reference, in spite of the technology otherwise existing in the world. This isn’t a hard concept.
 
MAIZEandBLUE09 said:
Actual news

it certainly negates the suggestion that it’s why Michigan beat Ohio state.
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Only in your head. Cheating is cheating whether you get caught or not. I have to give you a 8/10 for that one. Keep going for that gold.
 
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Red_Alert said:
2022 Michigan #3 Total Defense through the CCG: 288 YPG.
TCU: 488 Total Yds against Michigan.

2022 Michigan #5 Scoring Defense through the CCG: 13.4 PPG
TCU: 51 points against Michigan.

2022 Michigan #2 Rushing Defense through the CCG: 85.2 YPG
TCU: 263 Rushing Yds against Michigan Michigan

LOL
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Are you telling me that Michigan lost too TCU? Damn I wished I had known that.

Let me get this straight ... Michigan sent a scout to watch a team they were about to play in a week or two? This is worth 24+ pages anti-Michigan celebrating? Please tell me I'm wrong.
 
I find myself caught between shitting on Michigan and not really giving a damn. I'm gonna have to drink on it today.
 
Fredmccallyrtr said:
I find myself caught between shitting on Michigan and not really giving a damn. I'm gonna have to drink on it today.
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Feel free … jump on the anti-Michigan bandwagon. I would love to watch Penn State vs. ohio state in the toilet bowl 🚽 , but someone will accuse Michigan of spying (I don’t even know Jim Harbaugh). So I will not watch Penn State vs. Michigan.
 
got a feeling I can name the 3 that MIchigan didnt' cheat off of...

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Sources: U-M staffer bought tickets at 11 schools

Suspended Michigan staffer Connor Stalions, who is at the center of the NCAA's sign-stealing probe, purchased tickets in his own name for more than 30 games over the past three years at 11 different Big Ten schools, multiple sources told ESPN.
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WhosYourDawggy said:
Whoopsies ...

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Dude deserves to be fired for buying the tickets in his name.

But there’s absolutely nothing illegal about a Michigan staffer buying tickets to a game that someone not affiliated with goes to. Does it break the spirit of the rule? Sure. The ncaa will have to clarify the rule. The end.
 
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