More Michigan Cheating

[Voltaire]

Let's put it this way.

Nobody but Michigan and the NCAA has seen the complete NOA or Michigan's complete response to the NOA.

This is logical … and most likely true

Michigan leaked the 'draft' NOA.

As far as we know the official NOA goes considerably deeper than what Michigan has selectively leaked to the public.

This appears to be defecation from some kind of bovine beast.

 

[ralphiewvu]

lol. 0. 0 advantage. The advantage was to stallions, who found an easy way to come to the same conclusion.

There’s no advantage to a home buyer if their construction crew used power tools vs hand tools.

You are really trying to float the idea that the Michigan defensive analyst recording signs from an opposing sideline (in a game not involving Michigan) of a future opponent is of no advantage whatsoever to Michigan???

The easy way to come to the conclusion desired is called cheating here maize. It’s not the same conclusion, it’s the desired one.

 

[Red_Alert]

Let's put it this way.

Nobody but Michigan and the NCAA has seen the complete NOA or Michigan's complete response to the NOA.

Michigan leaked the 'draft' NOA.

As far as we know the official NOA goes considerably deeper than what Michigan has selectively leaked to the public.

This appears to be defecation from some kind of bovine beast.

Is it your contention that Michigan hasn't leaked any of the draft NOA, the official NOA, or their official response to the NOA?

 

[Red_Alert]

When it starts as "wE DiNt dO NuFFiNs" and gravitates to "yEaH bUt ErBody dOeS iT".....

Well you know.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

You are really trying to float the idea that the Michigan defensive analyst recording signs from an opposing sideline (in a game not involving Michigan) of a future opponent is of no advantage whatsoever to Michigan???

The easy way to come to the conclusion desired is called cheating here maize. It’s not the same conclusion, it’s the desired one.

Nope. 0 in game advantage as ever team has a legal sign stealer and steals the other teams signals.

 

[Red_Alert]

When it starts as "wE DiNt dO NuFFiNs" and gravitates to "yEaH bUt ErBody dOeS iT".....

Well you know.

Nope. 0 in game advantage as ever team has a legal sign stealer and steals the other teams signals.

LOL

Told Ya!!

 

[ralphiewvu]

Nope. 0 in game advantage as ever team has a legal sign stealer and steals the other teams signals.

This is pure delusion. There would have been no need for the Michigan defensive analyst to go to a future opponents game with recording sunglasses on the opposite sideline if what you are saying was valid.

You’re literally trying to argue there’s no difference between studying for a test and cheating on said test. Pure Delusion

 

[Red_Alert]

This is pure delusion. There would have been no need for the Michigan defensive analyst to go to a future opponents game with recording sunglasses on the opposite sideline if what you are saying was valid.

You’re literally trying to argue there’s no difference between studying for a test and cheating on said test. Pure Delusion

"iT's NoT ChEaTiNg bEcAuSe ErBoDy cHeAtS oN TeStS"

 

[Voltaire]

Let's put it this way.

Nobody but Michigan and the NCAA has seen the complete NOA or Michigan's complete response to the NOA.

Michigan leaked the 'draft' NOA.

As far as we know the official NOA goes considerably deeper than what Michigan has selectively leaked to the public.

This is logical … and most likely true

This appears to be defecation from some kind of bovine beast.

Is it your contention that Michigan hasn't leaked any of the draft NOA, the official NOA, or their official response to the NOA?

It is my contention to let this play out and maybe in 5 to 10 years we will find out the truth. To elude that Michigan is considerably deeper than the NOA has no validation at all.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

This is pure delusion. There would have been no need for the Michigan defensive analyst to go to a future opponents game with recording sunglasses on the opposite sideline if what you are saying was valid.

You’re literally trying to argue there’s no difference between studying for a test and cheating on said test. Pure Delusion

lol. Sure. Which is why we got better after he left. Got it. Makes total sense. Huge advantage with no impact to the field of play. lol. lol.

 

[ralphiewvu]

lol. Sure. Which is why we got better after he left. Got it. Makes total sense. Huge advantage with no impact to the field of play. lol. lol.

You almost lost to Maryland 3 weeks after he was let go. You are so fucking stupid it’s unreal. Cheating on the test is the same thing as studying for the test to you. If there was no impact on the field, Stallions wouldn’t have been in East Lansing with recording sun glasses in a game not involving his employer.

 

[Red_Alert]

lol. Sure. Which is why we got better after he left. Got it. Makes total sense. Huge advantage with no impact to the field of play. lol. lol.

Do you think Michigan may have gotten "better" because all of your opponents had to change all of their signals on short notice because they didn't know if Michigan had in-person scouted them previously?

The purpose of Spring and Fall practice is to install all that shit.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

Do you think Michigan may have gotten "better" because all of your opponents had to change all of their signals on short notice because they didn't know if Michigan had in-person scouted them previously?

The purpose of Spring and Fall practice is to install all that shit.

All opponents regularly change signals because sign stealing is both legal and prevalent

 

[Red_Alert]

All opponents regularly change signals because sign stealing is both legal and prevalent

Except the way Michigan was doing it.

You realistically can't expect teams to change their signs every week. The coaches only get like 20 hours a week with the players. That's practice, film room, team meetings, etc.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

Except the way Michigan was doing it.

You realistically can't expect teams to change their signs every week. The coaches only get like 20 hours a week with the players. That's practice, film room, team meetings, etc.

Michigan provided evidence to the big ten that Purdue was given all of our scouting data for the big ten title game from two teams (one being Ohio State) that they played previously; including but not limited to our signs.

Sorry if I’m not concerned about the method used to gather the information at this point.

 

[cwerph]

Let's put it this way.

Nobody but Michigan and the NCAA has seen the complete NOA or Michigan's complete response to the NOA.

Michigan leaked the 'draft' NOA.

As far as we know the official NOA goes considerably deeper than what Michigan has selectively leaked to the public.

Michigan leaked the parts of the NOA they thought were most favorable to them.

 

[cwerph]

This is pure delusion. There would have been no need for the Michigan defensive analyst to go to a future opponents game with recording sunglasses on the opposite sideline if what you are saying was valid.

You’re literally trying to argue there’s no difference between studying for a test and cheating on said test. Pure Delusion

He is arguing that learning the signs during the game is the same as knowing them before the first drive of the game, with laminated sheets showing the signs. This is exactly what happed vs Ohio State in 2022 and there is both photo and video evidence.

He lives in an air castle he built and his psychiatrist collects the rent.

 

[iowajerms]

 

[NewPhoneWhoDis]

Except the way Michigan was doing it.

You realistically can't expect teams to change their signs every week. The coaches only get like 20 hours a week with the players. That's practice, film room, team meetings, etc.

Teams do change their signs every week, they change who signals the real signs every week and even change who the real signer is each quarter.

Was what Stallions did wrong? Yes. Did it change the outcome of games? Of course not. Michigan was really good those years because they had top tier NFL talent at every level, especially on the defensive side of the ball.

Aiden Hutchinson -- 1st round pick #2
Daxton Hill -- 1st round pick #31
Mazi Smith -- 1st round pick #26
Mason Graham -- 1st round pick #5
Kenneth Grant -- 1st round pick #13
Will Johnson -- 2nd round pick #47
Kris Jenkins -- 2nd round pick #49
Mike Sainristril -- 2nd round pick #50
DJ Turner -- 2nd round pick #60
David Ojabo -- 2nd round pick #45
Junior Colson -- 3rd round pick #69
Josiah Stewart -- 3rd round pick #90

This is why they were that good. The sign stuff is a great excuse for Ohio fans to grasp onto, but reality is -- UM was just as a dominant defensively and many times more dominant when Stallions was long gone. Hell -- Michigan held them to 10 points this year.

Just so the offense isn't left out -- the offense had 14 guys drafted during this time too.

Let's find something else to talk about now. 330 pages is a little much. Best of luck to every team this year and I am hoping Michigan has some semblance of a QB this year.

 

[Red_Alert]

Teams do change their signs every week, they change who signals the real signs every week and even change who the real signer is each quarter.

Was what Stallions did wrong? Yes. Did it change the outcome of games? Of course not. Michigan was really good those years because they had top tier NFL talent at every level, especially on the defensive side of the ball.

Aiden Hutchinson -- 1st round pick #2
Daxton Hill -- 1st round pick #31
Mazi Smith -- 1st round pick #26
Mason Graham -- 1st round pick #5
Kenneth Grant -- 1st round pick #13
Will Johnson -- 2nd round pick #47
Kris Jenkins -- 2nd round pick #49
Mike Sainristril -- 2nd round pick #50
DJ Turner -- 2nd round pick #60
David Ojabo -- 2nd round pick #45
Junior Colson -- 3rd round pick #69
Josiah Stewart -- 3rd round pick #90

This is why they were that good. The sign stuff is a great excuse for Ohio fans to grasp onto, but reality is -- UM was just as a dominant defensively and many times more dominant when Stallions was long gone. Hell -- Michigan held them to 10 points this year.

Just so the offense isn't left out -- the offense had 14 guys drafted during this time too.

Let's find something else to talk about now. 330 pages is a little much. Best of luck to every team this year and I am hoping Michigan has some semblance of a QB this year.

Oh look. WhoPhoneDis want's to distract to page after page of Michigan/Ohio St...... Again.

Who dint see that coming?