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*2024 tCun Shenanigans, Arguments, Cobras, Feckless Marmots, Fake Pandas, Dirty Cheaters

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The Netflix documentary to no surprise is going to be a fluff piece trying to downplay the cheating



"If i'm a bad guy then everyone in football is a bad guy"

No Connor, not everyone in football illegally scouts like 60 proven games using a scheme involving a mass network of cronies
 
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Poe McKnoe said:
…Stalions' conduct "seriously undermined or threatened the integrity of the NCAA collegiate model.”

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TTUN Scandal CXXXVI

Let the good times roll! Brohio 1 HOUR AGO Ok guys. We’re good to go on this. A few days ago I mentioned CMU was not the only team Connor did “freelance work” for. I’m going to be very careful with my wording here so let’s start with what I don’t know and what I can’t prove. Then we’ll get to...
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Stalions was paid for consulting work by the Baltimore Ravens. I can prove that at the very least, Stalions said this happened and was true. Let me repeat that, I can prove that Connor said he was paid to consult for the Baltimore Ravens. I have an additional way to prove this but I’m not going to disclose that here. Why is this important? There has been an immense effort by many from the Michigan side and the Michigan media to present Stalions as the lone wolf and insinuate that no coaches knew what he was doing. The first domino to fall was CMU. If no coaches knew what Stalions was doing, why is another college staff made up of former Michigan coaches paying for his services and allowing him on the sideline during a game? How did he gain access? There’s a lot of questions. Now you have an NFL team with Michigan’s former DC at the time, Mike Macdonald, coached by Jim Harbaugh’s brother, and the former home of Jesse Minter paying Connor to freelance. It’s nearly impossible for an NFL team to be more intertwined with a college program than the Ravens and Michigan. So let me ask the question I’m sure we all have. If no one knew what Stalions was doing, how did he convince an NFL playoff team full of Michigan connections to pay him for his services? He’s a recruiting analyst remember? Ravens must have been really looking to finally get some of those Southern 5 stars to pick them over Bama lmao.
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Everyone shares their "analysts" with their brothers NFL team and then has no knowledge of what said analyst is actually doing.

I guess unfortunately scUM probably has plausible deniability here unless there is written documentation that the coaches knew exactly what was going on. Even though its COMPLETELY OBVIOUS to anyone outside of DFBIA that there's no way a scheme like this could possibly work without everyone being in on it in some capacity. They really expect us to believe that Stallions just showed up at Harbaugh's door one day with all of this advanced scouting info on opponents and they just said "oh great thanks we will use this!' without doing any due diligence on how the info was obtained. Coaches don't just take random advice from very low level staffers and seriously put it into play.
 
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buckeyemania11 said:
Everyone shares their "analysts" with their brothers NFL team and then has no knowledge of what said analyst is actually doing.

I guess unfortunately scUM probably has plausible deniability here unless there is written documentation that the coaches knew exactly what was going on. Even though its COMPLETELY OBVIOUS to anyone outside of DFBIA that there's no way a scheme like this could possibly work without everyone being in on it in some capacity. They really expect us to believe that Stallions just showed up at Harbaugh's door one day with all of this advanced scouting info on opponents and they just said "oh great thanks we will use this!' without doing any due diligence on how the info was obtained. Coaches don't just take random advice from very low level staffers and seriously put it into play.
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Hell, they don't even allow low level recruiting analysts onto the sideline during games.
 
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I don't want Moore to get suspended, I think he's going to be a pretty lame duck head coach. If the NCAA is going to tuck tail and not do anything major just let it play out and be shown how much their success was actually due to the cheating scheme.

Suspending him only gives DFBIA excuses.
 
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buckeyemania11 said:
Everyone shares their "analysts" with their brothers NFL team and then has no knowledge of what said analyst is actually doing.

I guess unfortunately scUM probably has plausible deniability here unless there is written documentation that the coaches knew exactly what was going on. Even though its COMPLETELY OBVIOUS to anyone outside of DFBIA that there's no way a scheme like this could possibly work without everyone being in on it in some capacity. They really expect us to believe that Stallions just showed up at Harbaugh's door one day with all of this advanced scouting info on opponents and they just said "oh great thanks we will use this!' without doing any due diligence on how the info was obtained. Coaches don't just take random advice from very low level staffers and seriously put it into play.
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They don’t have deniability at all. Coaches assume responsibility for his staff
 
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buckeyemania11 said:
I don't want Moore to get suspended, I think he's going to be a pretty lame duck head coach. If the NCAA is going to tuck tail and not do anything major just let it play out and be shown how much their success was actually due to the cheating scheme.

Suspending him only gives DFBIA excuses.
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Nah, I want the public humiliation of a suspension. It'll all work out in the end. I'm predicting at least 5 losses.
 
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ORD_Buckeye said:
Nah, I want the public humiliation of a suspension. It'll all work out in the end. I'm predicting at least 5 losses.
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I think they lose to Texas, Oregon & Us for sure

USC is always a wildcard, they get hype but will they deliver?

After that though the schedule is pretty weak, they probably have enough left in the tank on defense to avoid losing to any of the other teams they play, unless the coaching really is just that bad. Sparty beating them would be pretty hilarious though
 
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buckeyemania11 said:
I don't want Moore to get suspended, I think he's going to be a pretty lame duck head coach. If the NCAA is going to tuck tail and not do anything major just let it play out and be shown how much their success was actually due to the cheating scheme.

Suspending him only gives DFBIA excuses.
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Nada. Give him a 3 year show cause. Repeat offender. Liar. Thief. Cheater. Let the whiners whine.
 
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They basically made a total mockery of all of this and it's going to be a real shame if they totally get away with it. Remember when they'd shield their huddle when the cameras pointed that way to give the visual that somehow they were the ones being spied on and cheating against? Shit was so pathetic.
 
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