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

So yeah… they sure nothing is going to happen to them regarding game fixing?

Harbaugh gets a 1 year ban and 4 year show cause for they claimed was "just mistakenly lying about a cheeseburger".....How much WORSE is the Stallions shit than what we know about?

scUM is the poster child for "lack of institutional control" the past 3-4 years with all this crap.
 
I think the NCAA clearly wanted Harbaugh. Him leaving scUM might actually save them from the total hammer, sadly.
No… that didn’t save Ohio State and that didn’t save USC.

Didn’t save Penn State either.

Someone has to answer and they always have.

This will be no exception.

Jim Harbaugh just got a 4 year show cause and a full suspension for 1 year for something that’s not even a fraction of what they did with Stalions.

Shit they were throwing out “maybe a small suspension” for Moore regarding Stalions. That’s um clearly way off the mark with what this decision tells us. Like way off…
 
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Harbaugh was suspended twice during the 2023 season for a total of six games, plus a one-year suspension recruiting violations .... that's a grand total of at least 18 games. And that doesn't even include any future suspensions for the espionage scandal. Quite an impressive résumé.
 
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"The panel noted that Harbaugh's intentional disregard for NCAA legislation and unethical conduct amplified the severity of the case and prompted the panel to classify Harbaugh's case as Level I-Aggravated, with penalties to include a four-year show-cause order. Subsumed in the show-cause order is a one-season suspension for Harbaugh," the NCAA said.

The show-cause order covers 2024-28 and would require a school wanting to hire Harbaugh to suspend him for the first full season. After that, Harbaugh would be barred from athletics-related activities, including team travel, practice, video study, recruiting and team meetings until the order expires.

The show-cause order covers 2024-28 and would require a school wanting to hire Harbaugh to suspend him for the first full season. After that, Harbaugh would be barred from athletics-related activities, including team travel, practice, video study, recruiting and team meetings until the order expires.

The recruiting case is separate from the NCAA's investigation into impermissible in-person scouting and sign stealing that roiled Michigan's national championship season in 2023, and resulted in a three-game suspension of Harbaugh by the Big Ten.

The multiple cases could open up Michigan to being deemed a repeat violator by the NCAA, which could trigger harsher sanctions. The fine was not announced, though NCAA guidelines call for a fine of $5,000 for mitigated Level I violations.

Just sayin': I sure hope so.......:boogie:
 
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