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

[gmen6981]

Any suspension has to include the coordinators. No way they were not as involved as Jimmuh.

I would say they were involved MORE than Jimmy. It was THEM that Stalioins was always joined at the hip with on the sideline.

 

[buckeyemania11]

All Michigan had were cheeseburgers and guys with IPhones!!! Everyone else clearly has done worse and Michigan are the victims!! Even though there’s no real evidence of this and all the real evidence points to Michigan being guilty as all hell

 

[ORD_Buckeye]

In fairness to Harbaugh's accusations against Day, Day did ass rape him two years in a row, so I guess that he could press charges on that.

 

[buckeyemania11]

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www.si.com

From the article it’s both common and within the rules to share sign Information.

That’s now 0-3 for Michigan on these hit articles aimed at gaining support.

Yep. Like I’ve been saying any “bombshells” (lol) that Michigan friendly sources drop are nothing more than last grasp PR attempts.

 

[LovelandBuckeye]

In fairness to Harbaugh's accusations against Day, Day did ass rape him two years in a row, so I guess that he could press charges on that.

True, but Day did it legally. Day 100% knows how to ass rape TCUN the legal way.

 

[zbuck]

Question for the crowd .... Would Connor being on the CMU sideline a criminal act ? Trespassing ?

 

[Buckeyefrankmp]

This

This is why it’s not just the discovery process that makes lawsuits emanating from the Whore Up North a bad idea.

I would assume that the B1G would also get subpoena power to search the whole computer system of the athletic department if it would go to court.

 

[Dryden]

Question for the crowd .... Would Connor being on the CMU sideline a criminal act ? Trespassing ?

No, because he was there by invitation of the coaching staff. He was decked out head-to-toe in coaching gear that isn't available at the team shop, and wearing a laminated guest badge on a lanyard.

 

[ORD_Buckeye]

Question for the crowd .... Would Connor being on the CMU sideline a criminal act ? Trespassing ?

Probably, if he didn't have permission and obtained the badge under false pretenses. And CMU would have absolutely made that public if it were the case. The reality is that somebody with ties to tsun program let him onto the sidelines. CMU is getting their narrative straight at the moment. The fact that they haven't already moved to throw somebody under the bus tells me that the person(s) who let Stalions onto that sideline are high up (HC, coordinator or somebody in the AD).

 

[ORD_Buckeye]

I would assume that the B1G would also get subpoena power to search the whole computer system of the athletic department if it would go to court.

But tsun does defense research. That would be treason.

 

[CincyInterloper]

No, because he was there by invitation of the coaching staff. He was decked out head-to-toe in coaching gear that isn't available at the team shop, and wearing a laminated guest badge on a lanyard.

Could it be trespass by deception if he misrepresented who he was to get invited?

 

[ORD_Buckeye]

This

This is why it’s not just the discovery process that makes lawsuits emanating from the Whore Up North a bad idea.

He can’t make his case without saying he wasn’t aware: he can’t say that without opening himself up to a perjury charge; one that the discovery process is likely to prove.

And that’s probably just the tip of the perjury iceberg


why open himself up to all of that when the rules that he agreed to live by state that he is held accountable whether he knew or not?

arrogance

when you’re talking about why CUNTS do what they do, the answer is usually arrogance

Harbaugh has that special mix of arrogance and stupid that he very well could ignore the lawyers and go full perjury in a deposition. It wouldn't shock me, to be honest.

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

Could it be trespass by deception if he misrepresented who he was to get invited?

I doubt he did. They knew who he was and why he was there. They just won't ever admit that.

 

[AKAK]

This

This is why it’s not just the discovery process that makes lawsuits emanating from the Whore Up North a bad idea.

He can’t make his case without saying he wasn’t aware: he can’t say that without opening himself up to a perjury charge; one that the discovery process is likely to prove.

And that’s probably just the tip of the perjury iceberg


why open himself up to all of that when the rules that he agreed to live by state that he is held accountable whether he knew or not?

arrogance

when you’re talking about why CUNTS do what they do, the answer is usually arrogance

Oh, I don't think you'll hear very much from Snap into a simple Jim once he lawyers up. (And be clear, that's what he's doing)

First reason is, I don't know if not knowing is a defense in the sportsmanship portion of the case, its very clear that these violations are viewed as shortcomings of the institution and on down the line. NCAA too. He's responsible for them. So, I'm guessing there won't be much of a defense on the merits of the case at first, it will be procedural shit...

 

[AKAK]

Harbaugh has that special mix of arrogance and stupid that he very well could ignore the lawyers and go full perjury in a deposition. It wouldn't shock me, to be honest.

or this