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

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Poe McKnoe said:
There is no way a 10 page response to the Big Ten is a positive for Michigan. A 1 page “we didn’t do it” would be disconcerting from our side. 10 pages covers everything that Michigan did wrong that’s known from every possible angle.
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Good observations

Ryan Day’s response to their allegations made with no evidence tying them to anyone at OSU: 1 simple sentence

Their response: Ten points that are elaborated on for an average of a full page for each of them. and every sentence from it I’ve seen so far has contained at least 1 claim that is at variance with the evidence
 
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After Harbaugh is suspended, you know he's gonna show up to the next game just like Jameis Winston did.

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sammyjenkis said:
Other than Connor's obvious subconscious desire to leave a trail of his deeds for historical purposes, why are their names on the Wyoming registration instead of a registered agent's? I thought the main purpose of using a Wyoming LLC is so that you can keep your identity hidden. Any guess on if it was truly for WY asset protection laws? Are the registered agent costs more significant than what in song ($50 per year) or is this simply another stupid, stupid oversight by him?
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They're stupid. I know that seems obvious, but they even screwed up the flawed logic of filing a Wyoming LLC on that end.

Asset protection laws...really not helping themselves much there either as much as many think it does. You go to Wyoming (or Nevada) to go and try to hide your entity. To answer your question it appears like another stupid, stupid oversight by ttun. Better to try and hide in plain sight imo, filing in Wyoming draws more scrutiny without the protection or covertness to be an advantage. But hey hey, I don't have a *ichigan education.
 
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Mike80 said:
When one of my guys fucks up, while he or she may answer to me or his/her contractor supervisor (depends on who it is), but when I'm speaking to the SES's and Colonel-birds, I'M the one that gets to field the questions, and answer the answers and come up with mitigation strategies to prevent said fuck-up from happening again.

My team processes approximately 42,000 individual changes on our vast network ( :lol: ) per year. Everything from routing changes to firewall additions, DNS records, F5 load balancing changes, PKI/Certificate functions and all sorts of security-centric things. Everyone of them can fuck up even with the best planning, reviews, intentions, etc.

At the end of the day, I can't track everything they are doing down to the minute detail, there's just too much. I have a team of 33 individuals in 5 different geographic locations, most of them working remotely on a daily basis. But you can be damn well sure I have a general idea of what they are doing and I don't even get paid millions to do it.

These sorry fucks pretending that Booger Boy Fuckwit McFuckFace had no idea what was going on is so preposterous, anyone buying into that bullshit needs to get hit the face by the goddamn Undertaker with a metal folding chair as a wake up call.
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You bring up a good point. Say you're a CEO or president of something. And something sucky really happens in one department. You go to that department head, and ask him what happened. You aren't looking to fire anyone (yet - that may come later). You just want to know what happened so you can react and maybe be proactive against it in the future. So you go to the head of that department. Do you want a guy who takes the responsibility, saying he effed up? There was an oversight in some aspect and they dropped the ball and he should have seen the hole. He's working on getting it fixed, now. Or... do you want the head of the department to say, "Yeah, Johnson really fell asleep on that one. That guy really sucks. He wasn't doing his job and I've been yelling at him all morning for this."?

The fact that Jimmy isn't taking ownership of this says a lot about his character to me. (Easy for me to say, I'm not making millions, nor do I have a football team and a pile of assistant coaches.)
 
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BuckeyeNation27 said:
I'm getting more and more pissed off the way they think they're bigger than the conference and they can blackmail and threaten their way out of punishment. Fuck these assholes. Whatever punishment they deserve should be doubled for this bullshit response of theirs.

Decades and decades of talk about how Ohio State is a football factory, and only cares about sports, and is basically an SEC team playing in the north...... Michigan Men have honor and integrity and would never lower themselves to such levels. Lo and behold, we took our punishment like men while the sports world shit all over us for kids getting discounted tattoos. These shitheads are making Auburn think "why didn't we think of that".

Their existence after this year as a football program is a slap in the face to everyone else. Fuck them.
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GPA!
 
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BUCK3YE5 said:
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I am chuckling at the fact that they don't understand the first round of punishments are just to make sure the cheating has stopped. The next round are the win forfeitures, post season bans, and scholarship reductions. I'm quite certain they haven't realized this ain't over when the injunctions fail and the suspensions hit.
 
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The whole argument that the TCUN is making to the B1G, warning that punishing them would create a precedent because everybody does it, is ridiculous. The B1G should make a precedent by punishing TCUN, so no other school in the B1G, including TCUN, should be so emboldened as to go to the lengths and degrees that TCUN have. This is the time to make precedent.
 
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