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

[buckeyemania11]

Only problem with the article is trying to compare Tennessee and Michigan’s investigations.

That was for paying players which is now legal. This involves fixing games (competitive advantage) I think it’s far more serious than Tennessees situation

Yep exactly comparing this to your past standard “improper benefits” cases is incredibly stupid. This is drifting along the same sort of lines as point shaving.

 

[Oh8ch]

Yep exactly comparing this to your past standard “improper benefits” cases is incredibly stupid. This is drifting along the same sort of lines as point shaving.

92% of coaches thinking this is a 10+ point advantage is huge.

 

[sparcboxbuck]

I'm afraid of 1B......KNOWS something is going to happen, and that something is they get off scott free, at which point ESPN wants to be the voice screaming about how wrong it is.

Nice kick to the nuts.

 

[Ryan36_1]

Holy fuck balls. If SAS and Pauuuuuuuul are coming hard like this, there’s someone out there in a high enough place that either:
1) KNOWs something is going to happen… either more / major to the story coming out or that the B1G is going to nut up and follow Jax’s lead

-or-

2) Really want’s it to be difficult, in the court of public opinion, to have the B1G send tsun as a conference representative.

I’m here for either. But as someone else said (will credit if I see it again) earlier, the national media has started to go on the attack of tsun today. The tone and volume is significantly different. It certainly feels like something is coming.

The pessimist in me says its 3. It damages the B1G, and therefore makes their investment in the SEC/ACC more valuable. It’s just a variation of the normal ‘Should 5 SEC teams make the 4 team playoffs this year?’ headlines

That’s why I prefer Big Noon Kickoff and Fox so the propaganda I hear lines up with what I want to hear.

 

[DaddyBigBucks]

92% of coaches thinking this is a 10+ point advantage is huge.

To me, the bigger story is that 6% of coaches think the CUNTS shouldn’t be punished

Are they not paying attention or are they doing it too?

 

[Jake]

I don't know about this guy's lip reading skills but it's interesting this nobody is chirping to the DC before each call.

 

[Oh8ch]

Ok, I broke down and subscribed to The Athletic for a couple of months since they are leading the way in coverage of this.

Whoever took the Athletic survey results and put the above together is wrong.

First, only 13 of the 50 respondents were head coaches. The rest were assistants and staffers.

Second, the number of respondents who think it is worth 10+ points or more is 38%, not 92%. Although 78% thought it was worth at least a FG.

The rest is pretty accurate.

 

[knuckifyoubuck]

We are in Bizzaro world now. He does make a good point. Which conference commissioner is going to go to the Big Ten and say that they owe them $6 million for putting a team that they know shouldn't be in there and leaving out a team from their conference?

*Brazzero

 

[Poe McKnoe]

brb going to submit a FOIA Request to Central Michigan for all email communication between CMU and UM email addresses for the month up to and including their game.

 

[Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux]

 

[BuckyKatt]

Photoshop...?

 

[NFBuck]

MBG should just be parked on DFBIA boards right now. Bottomless well of stupidity.

 

[Dryden]

 

[Captain Buckeye]

Yep exactly comparing this to your past standard “improper benefits” cases is incredibly stupid. This is drifting along the same sort of lines as point shaving.

Yes it’s corruption. Straight up that’s what it is.

If anyone wants an explanation of the rules here’s a good breakdown I think.

 

[Captain Buckeye]

Rich seems to be coming around but he keeps asking why is this guy so crazy and terrible (Connor).

Stop focusing on this no one Rich. Your team used this kids intel to fix games. Your program benefited the most from all of this