More Michigan Cheating

NewPhoneWhoDis said:
Wait -- are you trying to say every team who has done this hasn't come out and turned themselves in? I'M SHOCKED. :pound:
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I think I hit a nerve with this UM cheater. Three responses in a row about one post as his blood pressure shot through the roof.

Notice that I admitted the times we paid people and cheated. We paid the penalty for our cheating. Yet you keep on defending the indefensible. You and the other UM rube are so twisted up that you aren't rational. You think pointing at what we did 20 and 40 years ago, and got nailed for it, somehow makes a difference in you doing something no one has ever done. LOL.

Keep whining, crying, and denying cheater.
 
It's all becoming clear what is happening:

 
WhosYourDawggy said:
It's all becoming clear what is happening:

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Yep, everyone can see it but Michigan fans.

These meh so called "bombshells" like that AP thing being dropped by pro Michigan media are nothing more than midnight hour desperate PR ploys to try to sway public opinion to be more favorable toward Michigan here.
 
Seriously that AP article is WRITTEN LIKE PURE PR PROPAGANDA.

I can't stop laughing at this

He said he gave the additional details to Michigan last week because he hoped it would help Harbaugh’s embattled program, adding he believes the head coach and his assistants are being unfairly blamed for the actions of a rogue staffer.
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Classic narrative setting "Harbaugh good, they do Harbaugh wrong, Harbaugh do no bad"
 
MAIZEandBLUE09 said:
But then the other schools doing this are participants. And under the same reading of the rule would be just as guilty. If Michigan state state gives Ohio state our signs, they would be acting as the 3rd party scout. Thus pointing out how silly this all really is.
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Here is an SI article that discusses it:

A former Big Ten coach at a rival school in recent days forwarded to the Wolverines copies of two single-page documents listing Michigan’s deciphered signals, three sources with knowledge of the situation confirmed to SI. The former Big Ten coach was a member of a staff that he said last season received multiple detailed breakdowns of what signals corresponded to which play calls. He told Michigan, according to the sources, that the information had originally come from other Big Ten schools.

The former coach shared the documents with Michigan in an attempt to show that signal stealing is pervasive in the sport and to support embattled head coach Jim Harbaugh. Harbaugh could face a suspension in the coming days from Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti.

A source familiar with the contents of the documents verified their authenticity. The two Michigan signal breakdowns include sections devoted to deciphering the boards held up by staffers with images on them; lengthy lists describing hand signals for running plays; slightly shorter lists for passing plays; and separate lists describing signals for play-action passes. A Michigan source confirmed that the signals described corresponded to their 2022 play calls. The AP first reported that the former Big Ten staffer had told Michigan about its signals being decoded, but did not describe the specific documents.

Schools sharing signal information is not uncommon in college football, multiple sources in the coaching profession told SI, nor is it against NCAA rules. “Every week you call your friends on other staffs and say, ‘Hey, what you got [on our next opponent]?’ ” A current coach with Big Ten experience said. “Everyone does it. Who cares?”

Sign-stealing off of television, or across the field during games, is allowed. What Stalions is accused of doing—orchestrating a network of associates to perform impermissible, in-person advance scouting and recording future Michigan opponents’ signals dozens of times—is in violation of the rules. The now-former analyst resigned last week amid a controversy that has consumed college football.

This information is likely to be part of what is presented to the Big Ten.

Michigan is also likely to argue that there is a distinction without a true difference between what Stalions is accused of doing and what other Big Ten schools did in forwarding their scouting to a future opponent. In the process of making that argument, Michigan seems ready and willing to throw blame around the rest of the conference, potentially escalating this into a bitter battle on many fronts. Michigan will also likely point to a lack of due process involved with suspending Harbaugh before an NCAA investigation wraps up.
 
huskers1217 said:
So. Michigan is nothing but snitching bitches.


nothing worse than a snitch
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lol. Nice try. The snitches and bitches spent all last week on private calls with the B10 and NCAA without Michigan participating (because they were pussies and couldn’t say it to our faces). Then when the B10 started to act on those snitches and bitches, we had no other choice but to respond.
 
WhosYourDawggy said:
Here is an SI article that discusses it:

A former Big Ten coach at a rival school in recent days forwarded to the Wolverines copies of two single-page documents listing Michigan’s deciphered signals, three sources with knowledge of the situation confirmed to SI. The former Big Ten coach was a member of a staff that he said last season received multiple detailed breakdowns of what signals corresponded to which play calls. He told Michigan, according to the sources, that the information had originally come from other Big Ten schools.

The former coach shared the documents with Michigan in an attempt to show that signal stealing is pervasive in the sport and to support embattled head coach Jim Harbaugh. Harbaugh could face a suspension in the coming days from Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti.

A source familiar with the contents of the documents verified their authenticity. The two Michigan signal breakdowns include sections devoted to deciphering the boards held up by staffers with images on them; lengthy lists describing hand signals for running plays; slightly shorter lists for passing plays; and separate lists describing signals for play-action passes. A Michigan source confirmed that the signals described corresponded to their 2022 play calls. The AP first reported that the former Big Ten staffer had told Michigan about its signals being decoded, but did not describe the specific documents.

Schools sharing signal information is not uncommon in college football, multiple sources in the coaching profession told SI, nor is it against NCAA rules. “Every week you call your friends on other staffs and say, ‘Hey, what you got [on our next opponent]?’ ” A current coach with Big Ten experience said. “Everyone does it. Who cares?”

Sign-stealing off of television, or across the field during games, is allowed. What Stalions is accused of doing—orchestrating a network of associates to perform impermissible, in-person advance scouting and recording future Michigan opponents’ signals dozens of times—is in violation of the rules. The now-former analyst resigned last week amid a controversy that has consumed college football.

This information is likely to be part of what is presented to the Big Ten.

Michigan is also likely to argue that there is a distinction without a true difference between what Stalions is accused of doing and what other Big Ten schools did in forwarding their scouting to a future opponent. In the process of making that argument, Michigan seems ready and willing to throw blame around the rest of the conference, potentially escalating this into a bitter battle on many fronts. Michigan will also likely point to a lack of due process involved with suspending Harbaugh before an NCAA investigation wraps up.
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lol. So 3rd party people feeding you information is illegal. But not? Nice try. Rules are rules.
 
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osubuckeye89 said:
Well there goes the "IT WAS RYAN DAY!" rubbish

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lol. Sounds like the ncaa has no evidence isn’t a denial. It just means they have no evidence and as we know the ncaa sucks at their job.
 
WhosYourDawggy said:
I think I hit a nerve with this UM cheater. Three responses in a row about one post as his blood pressure shot through the roof.

Notice that I admitted the times we paid people and cheated. We paid the penalty for our cheating. Yet you keep on defending the indefensible. You and the other UM rube are so twisted up that you aren't rational. You think pointing at what we did 20 and 40 years ago, and got nailed for it, somehow makes a difference in you doing something no one has ever done. LOL.

Keep whining, crying, and denying cheater.
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Blackshirts BLVD said:
themessenger.com

Michigan Cheating Scandal: NCAA Finds No Link Between Jim Harbaugh and Connor Stalions, Coach May Still Be Suspended

Since the NCAA didn't find any evidence against Harbaugh, he and Michigan could sue the Big Ten over any potential punishment.
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"The NCAA has revealed it did not find a link between Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh and former assistant Connor Stalions's in-person scouting of opponents, according to Yahoo! Sports."
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Some how I want to believe Yahoo, but I just can’t take them as any source of truth.
 
osubuckeye89 said:
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Anyone who is paying for "insider" sites for any team are throwing money away. But those sites bank on fans who truly think they are part of the team to pay it and many of them do.
 
I look forward to our scorched earth policy moving forward and all the other "cheaters" in the program; seemingly yelling the loudest.

Fun thing about pissing contests, is that everyone ends up with piss on them.
 
MAIZEandBLUE09 said:
I look forward to our scorched earth policy moving forward and all the other "cheaters" in the program; seemingly yelling the loudest.

Fun thing about pissing contests, is that everyone ends up with piss on them.
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Michigan when they were told Harbaugh is going to be suspended again:

fucked up GIF
 
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