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Also, pretty impressive that you all think Stallions is so elite that he's able to record the sideline of Michigan state with his MIND
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LOL, you literally wrote - "The more people talk about this, the more it shows how prevalent it is in CFB." What you guys did is not prevalent in CFB. In fact, it appears that you are the only team to have done this.I'm not saying everyone does this. I think every team attempts to steal signs, at least the good ones. But I am saying that I can see a low level staffer, an analyst assigned to one job, being told to collect information and instead of doing the hard thing (combing through thousands of hours of video looking for signs), hiring someone to sit in the stands, film it and make it easier for him.
Also, pretty impressive that you all think Stallions is so elite that he's able to record the sideline of Michigan state with his MIND
He wasnt recording, he had other cheaters do that already. He was using his notes to ensure that what he got from others cheaters while cheating was accurate cheating and not bogus cheating.Also, pretty impressive that you all think Stallions is so elite that he's able to record the sideline of Michigan state with his MIND
An idiot savant.Also, pretty impressive that you all think Stallions is so elite that he's able to record the sideline of Michigan state with his MIND
Not smart enough to use a fake name on venmo, smart enough to remember everything!Lol that's a nice spin "Who cares that he was on the sideline trying to pretend to be a part of CMUs staff! Not like he has a photographic memory!!!"
prevalent sign stealing is. Not how prevalent this particular method is.LOL, you literally wrote - "The more people talk about this, the more it shows how prevalent it is in CFB." What you guys did is not prevalent in CFB. In fact, it appears that you are the only team to have done this.
And, you are contradicting yourself again ... you say that it's all on tape, and now you are saying they have to go through thousands of hours of tape. Which is it ... it's all provided on tape (there aren't thousands of hours of it), or it's not. And do you know how much time had to go into setting up your nefarious scheme? It wasn't easy, and it wasn't easier even assuming it's on film which I am confident it isn't.
Just walk away from this line of defense ... you didn't think it through and you are contradicting the hell out of yourself.
Not smart enough to use a fake name on venmo, smart enough to remember everything!
LOL, you literally wrote - "The more people talk about this, the more it shows how prevalent it is in CFB." What you guys did is not prevalent in CFB. In fact, it appears that you are the only team to have done this.
And, you are contradicting yourself again ... you say that it's all on tape, and now you are saying they have to go through thousands of hours of tape. Which is it ... it's all provided on tape (there aren't thousands of hours of it), or it's not. And do you know how much time had to go into setting up your nefarious scheme? It wasn't easy, and it wasn't easier even assuming it's on film which I am confident it isn't.
Just walk away from this line of defense ... you didn't think it through and you are contradicting the hell out of yourself.
If the things reported are true, he's an absolute moron. Like, to an unbelievable level. You fucking dressed in disguise on the CMU sideline? Used your personal venmo with literal titles of transactions for what games? Like....jesus. Dude could have titled them "hair cut" and this wouldn't have come out.The funniest thing I've seen on this was from reading a Michigan board, they were talking about how Stallions would be a "master jewel thief or bank robber" if he wasn't so obsessed with football.
Fucking guy would get caught so fast because of how stupid he is.
I'm just offering a theory. It's easier to pay someone to record a sideline vs. going through hours of tape looking for the same thing, no? If you were trying to get around a task with a shortcut, this would be it.Yep. If it's "all just easily seen on tape!" why go through the trouble of forming this vast network and constantly sending goons to games to illegally record? It makes no sense. Going through hours on hours of tape would still be much easier than doing that.
I didn't do anything. But stealing signs in CFB is prevalent. Here is Ohio State's defensive coordinator being quoted as saying he believes 75% of NCAA teams steal signs.Then why did you do it?
The NCAA could vacate your wins.
It isn't prevalent in CFB.
If the things reported are true, he's an absolute moron. Like, to an unbelievable level. You fucking dressed in disguise on the CMU sideline? Used your personal venmo with literal titles of transactions for what games? Like....jesus. Dude could have titled them "hair cut" and this wouldn't have come out.
Stop. Zero chance UM is the only team doing this when the overwhelming majority of teams have guys hired to steal signs.In fact, it appears that you are the only team to have done this.
It's absolutely fascinating to some degree. I'm not sure if what's reported, if everything, is 100% true or related but it's certainly a fascinating storyline. Down to the whole story about this guy being a superfan and randomly being at every single Michigan game as the team got off the bus, then invited to be a student intern, and then student intern turned analyst. Then onto the manifesto, network of spies, and now a blurry photo of a guy on the sidelines that looks like him in a disguise. It's literally out of a movie.A very terrible disguise lol. Guy is a real life cartoon character, you know he thinks in his own head that he's a fucking stealth expert too.
Here you go again with the "everyone steals signs" when we all know that means during games, not what your team did. Man, you seem irrational and desperate.I didn't do anything. But stealing signs in CFB is prevalent. Here is Ohio State's defensive coordinator being quoted as saying he believes 75% of NCAA teams steal signs.
The fans who don't know this type of stuff was going on are the one's who are shocked and appalled by this. Reality is -- teams change their signs all the damn time, they put 2, 3, 4 guys sending signals from the sideline to try to hide who is sending in the play call, etc.
- Ohio State defensive coordinator Jim Knowles estimates 75% of teams steal signals. – ESPN, 2023
And why he would do it? It is his job. He wasn't hired for his football expertise. He was hired for his military expertise at code breaking. It is the same reason so many other teams have people on staff whose job it is to do the exact same thing. Teams are also trying to angle for an edge.
It's absolutely fascinating to some degree. I'm not sure if what's reported, if everything, is 100% true or related but it's certainly a fascinating storyline. Down to the whole story about this guy being a superfan and randomly being at every single Michigan game as the team got off the bus, then invited to be a student intern, and then student intern turned analyst. Then onto the manifesto, network of spies, and now a blurry photo of a guy on the sidelines that looks like him in a disguise. It's literally out of a movie.
What exactly do you think the guys hired to steal signs do during the week? Or do you think they just show up on Saturday and start guessing?Here you go again with the "everyone steals signs" when we all know that means during games, not what your team did. Man, you seem irrational and desperate.
He was in military intelligence as a code breaker. I have the utmost respect for ALL military, as my family has been apart of it for generations, but this guy does not shine a bright light on the intelligence community.Something is definitely "off" with the kid, he's probably somewhat on the spectrum or something. He's definitely in that weirdo class of "superfan" where it's obnoxiously psycho obsessive.
Here you go again with the "everyone steals signs" when we all know that means during games, not what your team did. Man, you seem irrational and desperate.