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2023 tCun Shenanigans, Arguments, Cobras, Feckless Marmots, Fake Pandas, Dirty Cheaters

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osuvictory1 said:
I am ok with scum keeping Hairball. Take away his ability to cheat, then I am fine.

He is a terrible recruiter. He runs a antiquated offense. He's weird. I feel like the party is close to over anyways next year.

In fact I hope they keep him.
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No.

Someone like that has comprised the public’s ability to trust that they’re being honest in competition.

That cannot go forward.
 
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osuvictory1 said:
I am ok with scum keeping Hairball. Take away his ability to cheat, then I am fine.

He is a terrible recruiter. He runs a antiquated offense. He's weird. I feel like the party is close to over anyways next year.

In fact I hope they keep him.
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No, I want him to be completely and publicly humiliated as a fraud and a cheat and to be unceremoniously shitcanned while being slapped with the mother of all show-causes and a lifetime ban from the B1G. And then I want Vegas to float him out into Lake Huron with a meathook up his ass. I want this motherless fuck to be so thoroughly tarnished that his 17 children all change their last name out of shame.
 
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Buckeyefrankmp said:
I wonder if the NCAA has talked with Josh Gattis yet? He was the Offensive Coordinator when this was happening in 2021. I am sure that the NCAA could give him immunity from any of the penalties that are going to come from this if he lays out the extent of the vast network and if it goes to back Jim.
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NCAA doesn't have subpoena power, but they can threaten big ass show-cause penalties to get people to cooperate. That is if they have the balls to do this right.

And how long before the dfbia the world throws out the "how dare anyone impugn the integrity of a vet" defense of the porn name marine.
 
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Do you want to see how this works in game in HD??? Let's look at the Michigan-TCU broadcast in the 2Q:



Timestamp @50:10 seconds

As many have stated, the issue isn't stealing signs in game - the issue is using externally collected information from other games to influence a game. Stalions very clearly is stealing signs during the game, confirming with the Michigan assistant and the alignment on the field, and relaying to Michigan Defensive Coordinator Jesse Minter. He's very clearly essential to the play calls

Boy, that Michigan assistant with the spiral notebook is holding it near and dear...
 
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Poe McKnoe said:
Do you want to see how this works in game in HD??? Let's look at the Michigan-TCU broadcast in the 2Q:



Timestamp @50:10 seconds

As many have stated, the issue isn't stealing signs in game - the issue is using externally collected information from other games to influence a game. Stalions very clearly is stealing signs during the game, confirming with the Michigan assistant and the alignment on the field, and relaying to Michigan Defensive Coordinator Jesse Minter. He's very clearly essential to the play calls

Boy, that Michigan assistant with the spiral notebook is holding it near and dear...
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Right here, relaying a call/signal to DC Jesse Minter:

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2018-2019 UM-OSU outliers in terms of points scored by OSU. | mgoblog

https://bentley.umich.edu/athdept/football/umosu/results.htm Ohio State managed to score 62 and 56 points in the 2018 and 2019 games. These were the most points scored by an OSU team vs Michigan all time. The scores immediately prior to the 2018/19 games were 31, 30, 42, 42, and 42. The games...
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2018-2019 UM-OSU outliers in terms of points scored by OSU.​

Submitted by SalvatoreQuattro on October 24th, 2023 at 10:35 AM
https://bentley.umich.edu/athdept/football/umosu/results.htm
Ohio State managed to score 62 and 56 points in the 2018 and 2019 games. These were the most points scored by an OSU team vs Michigan all time. The scores immediately prior to the 2018/19 games were 31, 30, 42, 42, and 42. The games after 18/19 saw 27 and 23 points scored. A much more common point range for OSU in this series when you look at the games.
If I am Michigan I am going back to those games and doing some digging. We know OSU has a legacy of cheating. We know that they will go to great lengths to hurt Michigan(Steinbrenner signing away Henson).
Ohio State has deemed it fit to attack Michigan’s integrity. Okay, we can and ought to do the same. Time to fight dirty.
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Poe McKnoe said:
Do you want to see how this works in game in HD??? Let's look at the Michigan-TCU broadcast in the 2Q:



Timestamp @50:10 seconds

As many have stated, the issue isn't stealing signs in game - the issue is using externally collected information from other games to influence a game. Stalions very clearly is stealing signs during the game, confirming with the Michigan assistant and the alignment on the field, and relaying to Michigan Defensive Coordinator Jesse Minter. He's very clearly essential to the play calls

Boy, that Michigan assistant with the spiral notebook is holding it near and dear...
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The issue I have with this is there was no way for Stalions to send a person to TCU prior to that game. Probably half the reason they lost.

So if any signal stealing happened, it was most likely done legally.
 
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