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

Not shockingly the DFBIA (You know the "Michigan Men" who have claimed forever to only operate with the strongest of integrity) are defending Stallions for lying.


The claims that there are "no benefit" from cooperating and being truthful with the NCAA are hilarious, considering there is plenty of actual past case evidence that lying will certainly get you in more trouble than if you would just told the truth

Was the difference between FTM and LOIC for us. We roll the dice and lose, there's no 2014 and probably no Urban.
 
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Some person called Buck87 posted this on 11W:

Buck87 25 Aug 2024, 11:52 pm
Throughout these TTUN Scandal XXXX forums, some posters have expressed disbelief or been derisive of ESPN's coverage or slant on the sign stealing saga. A Duck-Duck Go search (11pm EST 8/25) on “Michigan NOA” reveals several news agencies and/or information resources felt this weekend's official NOA news was worthy of reporting (https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Michigan+noa&iar=news&df=d&ia=news):

Sports Illustrated
Yahoo! Sports
On3
Detroit News
Detroit Free Press
CBSSports
SBNation
The Score
TheSpun
The New York Times
WXYZ
10TV.com
NBC Sports
USA Today
Fox News
Bleacher Report
MLive
Eleven Warriors

But ESPN did not find the NOA headline-worthy. Instead, the top Headlines on ESPN.com (11pm EST 8/25) were:

Judge home run pace
White Sox futility
Bradley win (PGA)
Reese rebounding streak (WNBA)
Crew winning Leagues Cup title
Ko winnning LPGA major
Franatics name Marvin Harrison’s dad in fraud suit
Florida winning LL world series.

ESPN did run a Paul Finebaum interview on Aug 4 about the Sign Stealing NOA draft, so maybe they think today’s news about the official NOA is old news, not worthy of repeating?

I think my own disappointment and disgust in ESPN's coverage of the recent NOA news is because I've long assumed ESPN is a NEWS organization (at least some of the time). But they're really not, especially if it doesn't serve their purpose. ESPN stands for Entertainment and Sports Programming NETWORK. So the "N" in ESPN can really stand for anything but "news." They are foremost in the entertainment business. Too me, ESPN is like professional wrestling, highly entertaining to many, but not real wrestling (sorry to break the news). So long as I remember this, I don't give much weight to what ESPN says or does. Expecting them to cover this NOA story like a news organization, would be like expecting pro wrestlers to "really wrestle" where the outcome of the wrestling match isn't predetermined.

Re: But they're really not, especially if it doesn't serve their purpose. ESPN stands for Entertainment and Sports Programming NETWORK. So the "N" in ESPN can really stand for anything but "news."

Just sayin': Shows the bias of ESPN; and yeah, it's Entertainment and Sports Programming Network (not News).
 
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Some person called Buck87 posted this on 11W:

Buck87 25 Aug 2024, 11:52 pm
Throughout these TTUN Scandal XXXX forums, some posters have expressed disbelief or been derisive of ESPN's coverage or slant on the sign stealing saga. A Duck-Duck Go search (11pm EST 8/25) on “Michigan NOA” reveals several news agencies and/or information resources felt this weekend's official NOA news was worthy of reporting (https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Michigan+noa&iar=news&df=d&ia=news):

Sports Illustrated
Yahoo! Sports
On3
Detroit News
Detroit Free Press
CBSSports
SBNation
The Score
TheSpun
The New York Times
WXYZ
10TV.com
NBC Sports
USA Today
Fox News
Bleacher Report
MLive
Eleven Warriors

But ESPN did not find the NOA headline-worthy. Instead, the top Headlines on ESPN.com (11pm EST 8/25) were:

Judge home run pace
White Sox futility
Bradley win (PGA)
Reese rebounding streak (WNBA)
Crew winning Leagues Cup title
Ko winnning LPGA major
Franatics name Marvin Harrison’s dad in fraud suit
Florida winning LL world series.

ESPN did run a Paul Finebaum interview on Aug 4 about the Sign Stealing NOA draft, so maybe they think today’s news about the official NOA is old news, not worthy of repeating?

I think my own disappointment and disgust in ESPN's coverage of the recent NOA news is because I've long assumed ESPN is a NEWS organization (at least some of the time). But they're really not, especially if it doesn't serve their purpose. ESPN stands for Entertainment and Sports Programming NETWORK. So the "N" in ESPN can really stand for anything but "news." They are foremost in the entertainment business. Too me, ESPN is like professional wrestling, highly entertaining to many, but not real wrestling (sorry to break the news). So long as I remember this, I don't give much weight to what ESPN says or does. Expecting them to cover this NOA story like a news organization, would be like expecting pro wrestlers to "really wrestle" where the outcome of the wrestling match isn't predetermined.

Re: But they're really not, especially if it doesn't serve their purpose. ESPN stands for Entertainment and Sports Programming NETWORK. So the "N" in ESPN can really stand for anything but "news."

Just sayin': It's Entertainment and Sports Programming Network

ESPN and Fox Sports clearly aren't going to run with it on their programing until they are basically forced to.

They aren't going to admit that a product they show has been absolutely compromised for the last 3 years until they absolutely have to. This is a very uncomfortable thing for them to have to face.
 
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Was the difference between FTM and LOIC for us. We roll the dice and lose, there's no 2014 and probably no Urban.

It's funny because the whole recruiting "cheeseburger" thing with Harbaugh more than likely woulda just gone away with a slap on the wrist (like the NCAA does with most "recruiting violations" now a days) if he woulda just said "yea I did it my bad sorry" but of course his weird Harbaugh mentality would not allow him to do that.
 
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The claims that there are "no benefit" from cooperating and being truthful with the NCAA are hilarious, considering there is plenty of actual past case evidence that lying will certainly get you in more trouble than if you would just told the truth

According to the NCAA press release on Burgergate, Harbaugh displayed "intentional disregard for NCAA legislation" and engaged in "unethical conduct":

Throughout the investigation, Harbaugh denied his involvement in the violations, which were overwhelmingly supported by the record. Harbaugh also refused to participate in a hearing before the committee. Harbaugh's violations of the COVID-19 recruiting dead period are Level II violations, but his unethical conduct and failure to cooperate with the membership's infractions process — specifically, his provision of false or misleading information — is a Level I violation.

So, lying and not cooperating with the NCAA turned some Level II violations into a Level I violation that basically got Harbaugh a lifetime ban from CFB.
 
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According to the NCAA press release on Burgergate, Harbaugh displayed "intentional disregard for NCAA legislation" and engaged in "unethical conduct":



So, lying and not cooperating with the NCAA turned some Level II violations into a Level I violation that basically got Harbaugh a lifetime ban from CFB.
Yeah but who cares....because Harbaugh decided on his own that he was done coaching in college
at his alma mater
where he finally reversed the Tressel/Meyer curse
and won a National Championship

Most alumni do that, right? Like if Joe Germaine became head coach of Ohio State after decades of futility and won a title that was completely on the up & up, he'd just bail for an NFL job......right?
 
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I mean given everything Staillions has displayed at this point .... I'm glad he chose football to be obsessed over instead of what another mentally ill person who graduated from tCun.... have they searched for a cabin yet?
I’ve said it before. I will probably say it again.

Just because he cheated at football doesn’t mean he eschewed other outlets for his psychosis. He may well ALSO be a terrorist or a serial killer or both
 
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I mean given everything Staillions has displayed at this point .... I'm glad he chose football to be obsessed over instead of what another mentally ill person who graduated from tCun.... have they searched for a cabin yet?

Hopefully he is already on some sort of "watch list". This is a man who's going to really lose it when reality sets in that his dream of being a coach is never going to come once all of this is over.
 
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If they really had anything real on Ohio State it woulda came out already. Why would they hold onto it and keep waiting while they get torn to shreds even more?

The sanctimonious program that whining through John U Bacon that they couldn't compete with "the cheaters" kept The Binder secret? Yeah right. And when Ono showed up he didn't release even though Ohio State smacked his jock-sniffing ass like a gong when he got uppity at Cincy? He decided to sit on it.
 
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The sanctimonious program that whining through John U Bacon that they couldn't compete with "the cheaters" kept The Binder secret? Yeah right. And when Ono showed up he didn't release even though Ohio State smacked his jock-sniffing ass like a gong when he got uppity at Cincy? He decided to sit on it.

Stallions lawyer knew better than to flat out accuse Ohio State with a "they hacked him we know they did!"

Instead he walked the line with a "well we think they mighta been involved its a possibility"

This is another reason you know there is no real merit to any of that. It's a sad pathetic final effort to divert attention away from his clients wrongdoing.
 
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From my Aggy friend with no dog in the fight:
Watched the Doc
Conner Stallions is a fucking liar
He's a shameless liar....

He's not even a somewhat ok liar, he's flat out horrible at it. You can tell the guy is full of shit just from looking at him and listening to him talk for a couple of minutes.
 
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