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Michigan being Investigated

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1 hour ago, 4 Quarters said:

Is it unlawful to buy tickets?  This guy sounds like a big football fan.LOL

He might have been taping he cheerleaders.

I laugh but I can guarantee that this has been floated as a possible Michigan defense!

Sounds like this is a pretty elaborate scheme and goes WAY beyond just a single coach trying to pick up signals during a game. Now maybe every other school goes through all the trouble Michigan did, but at first glance this is a clear violation. What it means or how much it mattered towards the end result - especially if everyone is doing it - is unanswerable.

 

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Michigan being Michigan, rushing to get Harbaugh to sign a contract extension. 

As bad as this is nothing is going to happen to affect anything to do with this season. I'm not sure if the NCAA has officially addressed this to Michigan yet if they have or when they do the University has 90 days once an allegation has been made to respond to it and agree to cooperate with any investigation. So, if they use the 90 days, they are allowed the season and National Championship will be over.

With what I just posted above this published yesterday by the Detroit Free Press.

The guy on the far right is supposedly Connor Stalions — the suspended former Michigan football staffer who has found himself at the epicenter of U-M’s illegal scouting and sign stealing scandal — on the sideline at CMU's season-opening game earlier this season at Michigan State. Central Michigan Coach McElwain said to today they were made aware of this yesterday and are looking into it.

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On 11/1/2023 at 5:14 PM, 16thBBall Fan said:

As bad as this is nothing is going to happen to affect anything to do with this season. I'm not sure if the NCAA has officially addressed this to Michigan yet if they have or when they do the University has 90 days once an allegation has been made to respond to it and agree to cooperate with any investigation. So, if they use the 90 days, they are allowed the season and National Championship will be over.

Local sports station said that the big ten could make Michigan ineligible for the Big championship game if they make it.

2 hours ago, newarkcatholicfan said:

Local sports station said that the big ten could make Michigan ineligible for the Big championship game if they make it.

Yes the conference could at anytime what I was saying was by the NCAA.

Michigan has officially fired suspended football analyst Connor Stalions.

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Saw a report by Thamel, basically saying that likely punishment would be a suspension for Harbaugh.

In the grand scheme of things, would that really hurt them?

On 10/20/2023 at 4:54 PM, 4 Quarters said:

This investigation will never get off the ground.

Pat McAfee said on GameDay that the NCAA will levy a punishment in 2030 lol. More true than people believe.

2 hours ago, 9068 said:

Pat McAfee said on GameDay that the NCAA will levy a punishment in 2030 lol. More true than people believe.

Time will tell.

I get that no one wants to rush to punish, especially if UM actually didn’t do anything wrong, but Michigan fans have to be very worried. I don’t think Harbaugh actually cares, as I feel he wants back in the NFL. 

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