Taking this a bit sideways…
I believe tCun would have gotten away with this if they only spied on OSU. And guess what? That’s the only team they needed to cheat to beat.
I don't know about that. They're probably a 8-10 win team without the cheating.
They didn't scout BGSU (5-4), and .... it was interesting.
The difference between BGSU and MSU is probably not that big.
Cheating doesn't just get you wins, it beats the spread at record levels.
And even then, what firm says "oh, you want us to break the law? No problem"
The firm of Stallions and Signs Ltd, if we're to believe his press release.
"Those aren't little kids, they're just little people into BDSM"
- DFBIA probably
In the end, scUM and PSU find a way to see eye to eye.
My prior hope for funniest, and, based on all information released so far, most on-brand source of the spreadsheet leak was shared cloud document and Wild Stallyns forgot to revoke access to a former staff member or coach. But having a cloud document that was publically available would be even funnier.
This tracks though.
First off, can you imagine managing all this data by yourself?
Second, he needs random people to upload their footage.
Third, we know he also made some data available to other coaching staffs.
If you're not rigorous (and he clearly isn't given venmo etc), you're probably just sending links to open cloud drive(s).
And probably not doing a perfect job of circling back to lock things down.
Really i wish they would try to start trying to sue people here, that would just open themselves up for more investigation and for more dirt to come out. So go ahead scUM. Sue away!
Discovery is always a good time. The best.
Hahahahaha. The ending got me.
Stallions is far too obsessed with scUM football to turn on them. He will go quietly into hiding and say nothing now more than likely.
I dont see the Harbaughs as the type to take care of their fall guys. He'll be begging for cash shortly, and that's when it gets interesting.
Dan Dakich from the top rope.
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2 hours... gd who has time for all these peoples podcasts, livestreams, etc.
Can't everything be covered in like 5 minutes?
I dont just mean Dakich -- this is all over youtube. Any time there's a big topic im interested in (Idaho4 debacle), people insist on making 2 hours of "content" a day saying so little for so long.
... Im 2 minutes in and he's rambling about 1950s movies or something i have no idea.
Can somebody provide the cliff notes, please?
My money was on a simple X for the signature.
Oh shit, Elon is in on it too.
i honestly think they’re a good team… but I saw them dismantle MSU without Connor too.
So I don’t know. I really don’t.
1. They already did all their homework for this season.
2. MSU had no time to respond.
3. Do we know they weren't using his binder that gameday?
4. MSU is in freefall with their own scandal.
Straight up mob shit here.
"I've never heard of that guy"
- Godfather Harbaugh
"I was never instructed to do anything."
- Consigliere Stalions
... after all their talk about RICO this RICO that, it's Michigan acting like a B-movie organized crime syndicate.
I believe it was
@AKAK that pointed this out earlier, you should be prepared for a non-zero chance that Connor was indeed a rogue actor that simply didn’t know advanced scouting was against NCAA rules. We all want to presume Jim and Jay, Minter, Moore, Gattis, et al are all complicit, but we don’t KNOW that yet. That’s the smoking gun we’re waiting to find.
Obviously Stalions had someone bankrolling this, but it has to be proven tied back to UM Athletics.
Nah, this begs a number of questions.
- Why was assistant recruiting coordinator on the sideline at all? Shouldn't he be in the stands facilitating visits etc.
- Why do OC, DC,and HC all implicitly trust the ramblings of a rogue "recruiting" guy predicting exactly what the other team is doing?
- He shows up with a full binder. Obviously not cracking signals mid game.
- Who funded him? His 50k salary isn't enough to buy all those tickets, let alone also pay his stooges to sit there and record.
And, ultimately, it doesn't even matter. Per NCAA bylaws, Harbaugh and Michigan are responsible for the actions of their employees.
"I didn't know" is the definition of "loss of institutional control".
.... and this is before we even get into the shenanigans with CMU, SCe, etc.
This guy was straight up fixing games.
There is no "oooopsie, we had no idea this was going on" defense.
We all have lived through this as Buckeye fans. The worst possible outcomes seem to arise from cooperating with the NCAA. It’s been proven time and time again, the NCAA does not have the power of subpoena. Deny. Deny. Deny.
This works when you're a private school, like Miami.
It doesn't work for public schools subject to FOIA. They don't have "subpoena", but FOIA is a great discovery tool.