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Some faction of Ohio State used illegally gathered information then presented it to the NCAA to form an investigation into Michigan.
More Michigan Cheating
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Except that's not what was said. It's what Stallions' desperate lawyer is trying to insinuate, but it's not what was said. Also, what does this have to do with michigan's rampant cheating exactly?
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Brohio said part of it. Lines up with Stallion's claims.
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Well see, you're being confusing again. Yesterday when the discussion around insider info on twitter saying things are going to get worse for michigan came up, you said:
Now, however, a Buckeye fan from twitter is speaking gospel if it's something you think you can spin into being a positive for michigan? Which is it?
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Notice how Stallions lawyer didn't outright accuse Ohio State with like a "IT WAS OHIO STATE THEY HACKED HIM AND WE KNOW THEY DID"
He danced around lightly saying "Well we think they coulda been involved it's possible"
This was carefully worded to avoided getting sued by the University into oblivion for making blatantly false accusations. But also still enough to work as a deflection with the retarded Michigan fan base.
If Michigan actually had any proof of any wrong doing by Ohio State or any of the other B1G schools (remember their bozo insiders claiming Michigan had binders of dirt on everyone else ready to turn over to the NCAA if they dared go after them? lmao) It woulda been thrown out already, they wouldn't just be sitting on it still while the negative press rolls in on them.
These are nothing more than desperate deflection attempts by desperate people.
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LOL I forgot all about that. Yeah his lawyer is desperate. Regardless of what the punishment ultimately ends up being, michigan will forever be known for the team that has to cheat to be competitive. Such a proud "blue blood" having to resort to this is just disgusting.
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These "Michigan Men" sure know how to pick lawyers, Harbaugh's is a clown too.
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I'm not even sure why he needs a lawyer. I get some of the other former coaches trying to strike a deal because it wouldn't be surprising if they wanted to come back to college ball, but is Harbaugh really gonna do that? Would be pretty embarrassing.
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We are getting very close to Michigan fans getting smacked with the harshness of reality.
Long story short. Matt Weiss perving on co-eds sent off a chain reaction that's going to wreck that whole program.
Long story short. Matt Weiss perving on co-eds sent off a chain reaction that's going to wreck that whole program.
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I'm sure Stallions will try to do all he can to not get banned from coaching. My real question will be how can he afford a lawyer for so long living on whats left from supposedly a low end assistants salary (he's been unemployed for like 9 months now)
Unless its (likely) some mickey mouse clown who's doing it for the publicity of being Stallions' lawyer I guess.
Harbaugh is too arrogant to strike any deal, he will go down in flames. Once he burns out with the Chargers he's done.
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Oh I meant I'm not sure why Harbaugh needs a lawyer. Stallions is done, nobody is going to hire him. As it's been pointed out by michigan's own fans on here, before he was doing the advanced scouting, his body of work was pretty shitty.
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I'm going to assume most people who make that much money and are in positions of fame have lawyers. Harbaugh probably had his billboard lawyer even before all of this went down.
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“Well, first of all, we’re going to fight when we need to fight, but also we’re going to — where we have made mistakes, we’re going to admit them and deal with it,” - Warde Manuel
These do not sound like the words of an AD that has much of a leg to stand on at this point.
These do not sound like the words of an AD that has much of a leg to stand on at this point.
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They know it's bad, the Athletic Department has the NOA, multiple copies were issued, any of them could leak it without it being able to be traced back directly to them if there was really "nothing to see here" and it was positive for Michigan. The fact that they haven't tells us it's bad for Michigan.
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Well they broke the in-person scouting of future opponents rule/s to the letter.
There is no "WeLL iT WaS a tHiRd PartY, sO iT's a LooPhoLe". That's a losing bet for Michigan to answer the NOA with.
If what was done was indeed a "Loophole" then everybody would have been doing it. Michigan fans expect everyone to believe that they were the only program smart enough to figure out said "Loophole" in near 30 years? LOL
If it were a "Nothingburger Loophole" then there would have been no need to do it in secret using an analyst to buy tickets for the purpose of scouting future opponents. Using technology (recording device) to do so, no less.
iirc this whole thing started with fans sitting behind whomever Stalions was funding got curious why said individual/s was recording the sidelines of just one team. They reported it to their respective security (or athletic departments) who began digging deeper. Likely reviewing crowd security video to figure out who these people were.
There is clearly a Lack of Institutional Control and it doesn't really matter who in the program knew. That the majority of those involved have moved on makes no difference.
It's at least one Level 1 violation for a program that had already faced (or was facing) other Lack of Compliance violations.
There is no 'wordsmithing' or 'mental gymnastics' here. Michigan fans are just gonna have to stick to the..... "i DoN't cArE, At LeAsT wE BeAt oHio StAtE" mantra.
The 'wE'Re GoNNa sUe TeH fUcK OuTTa TeH NCAA and BiG 10' threats fizzled out like a fart in the wind.
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My bad, he had one game where he was acting HC, not zero, as Michigan alternated acting HC's the first 3 games.
That being said -- it was his first game as acting HC against a top 10 team and his first game on the road too.
And don't disrespect the former head coach of the defending national champion Michigan Wolverines -- ND fans would bend over backwards to have a coach like him.
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Is it cheating to impose your will on a defense year after year after year on the ground? Ohio Soft knew what was coming, yet somehow they could do nothing about it?!?! Hell -- Michigan could have told you exactly where they were running the ball and you still wouldn't be able to stop it.
Personally -- I couldn't care less if Michigan wrote a blank check to sign every single 5 star recruit in the country. That doesn't mean Michigan wouldn't look pathetic if they had to convince recruits to come to school at UM that way. It is no different than A&M. I don't think any team is going to succeed by being the highest bidder on these kids, as it will only cause dissension in the locker room and bring issues among players. Georgia is doing it the right way -- make the players earn it on the field and split it among the team when you sign.
To each their own -- Ohio Soft went the A&M route -- let's see how it works. It is going to be fun to watch the train wreck at the end
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Nothing needs to be said other than you were wrong. And even condescending about it, which makes it all the more hilarious.
And yeah, Harbaugh is a good coach, and shady, weird, and creepy, but he is a good coach nonetheless.
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But you said this is exactly what you wanted. It was your words. You said you wanted michigan to go the A&M route, but now you think it's "pathetic"?
Wild that you don't think cheating to win is pathetic, but you are a true michigan man.
Also OSU hasn't done anything close to A&M, considering A&M hasn't even ever had a top 10 portal class while we have with only 7 players, but you don't really know football, so it tracks. Let me guess - when Harbaugh brought in 9 transfers last year, that was somehow different?
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But being condescending and wrong at the same time is what he does best.