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

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woofermazing said:
They lost contain because they were so committed to covering Stover.
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please talk more about this to an idiot who doesn't know what i'm looking for. which side lost contain....and what were they supposed to be doing? the guy who ultimately ends up staying home to cover Stover very obviously knows to just stay where he is.....and the safety behind him knows to crash down. if that was a pass to whichever WR was on Stover's side, that's 6. But when you know it's not a deep pass you can come crashing down out of control.
 
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ORD_Buckeye said:
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So I've never signed a multi-million dollar coaching contract. I've never signed a multi-million dollar contract, or even a million dollar contract. So I admit that my experience is lacking.

But I know that when my company signs a contract with a contractor to provide materials, engineering, and other assistance, we often have a bunch of pages. And the number of pages is roughly comparable to the value of the job. When we do a $2,000 agreement, we have a standard form that is about 5 pages long. A $100,000 project might have 50 pages. And everything is combed through by our legal department, and I would assume it's reviewed by the contractor's legal department.

I count 5 pages on the table. And neither side has a lawyer at the table. Sure, they could be behind the camera. And maybe only the pages that need to be signed are on the table.

And, again, maybe my limited experiences don't match reality. But this really doesn't seem legit.

Remember when you were a kid and you wanted to play video games with your big brother, but he didn't think you'd be able to keep up? And he gave you a controller that wasn't plugged in? I think *ichigan did that to Moore. "Here, sign some papers while we take some pictures."
 
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BuckeyeNation27 said:
please talk more about this to an idiot who doesn't know what i'm looking for. which side lost contain....and what were they supposed to be doing? the guy who ultimately ends up staying home to cover Stover very obviously knows to just stay where he is.....and the safety behind him knows to crash down. if that was a pass to whichever WR was on Stover's side, that's 6. But when you know it's not a deep pass you can come crashing down out of control.
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Stuff like Stover's story is fine. But it doesn't tell me anything new. It's like DBB's numbers that indicate that *ichigan was cheating. It doesn't mean anything to me because I already 100% believe it.
Drop a ball out of your hand and it will fall toward the ground. I know this. I don't need more evidence.
Do more people need to be convinced?
I say we drop the hammer on their program, already, and watch them run around like little ants trying to rebuild their anthill.
 
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NFBuck said:
Gordon Gee had his infamous "I just hope he doesn't fire me" quip regarding JT. That was cringe-inducing, but largely harmless; and he wasn't a total clown. Ono's antics are on a whole other level. He's an actual clown. Bet.
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I think it took the combination of Ono and Harbaugh to enable a cheating scandal of this magnitude. Harbaugh was the perfect guy to set off the reaction by embracing Stallion's scheme, and Ono was the perfect guy to shield the scheme from the NCAA long enough for the cheating scandal reach full yield. Any normal head coach would have banned Stallions from the sidelines, and any normal president would have ordered the athletic director to shut things down the minute they got wind of what was happening. It's a wonderful thing that those two ended up at TCUN at the same time.
 
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CincyInterloper said:
I was delighted when TCUN hired Ono, but things have turned out much better than I could have ever imagined. I don't believe any other university president would have allowed... No, make that abetted their neurologically challenged head football coach in steering the university into such a catastrophe.
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Agree. Love watching them in the finding out stage with that smirking little jock-sniffer. I was just surprised that they selected him when that job clearly attracts a ton of top talent.
 
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NFBuck said:
Gordon Gee had his infamous "I just hope he doesn't fire me" quip regarding JT. That was cringe-inducing, but largely harmless; and he wasn't a total clown. Ono's antics are on a whole other level. He's an actual clown. Bet.
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And Gee eventually got run for embarrassing the university with his stupid comments. Other than that, he did a decent job managing the university.
 
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BuckeyeNation27 said:
please talk more about this to an idiot who doesn't know what i'm looking for. which side lost contain....and what were they supposed to be doing? the guy who ultimately ends up staying home to cover Stover very obviously knows to just stay where he is.....and the safety behind him knows to crash down. if that was a pass to whichever WR was on Stover's side, that's 6. But when you know it's not a deep pass you can come crashing down out of control.
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I think he's talking about the right side that CJ scrambled to. Their entire defense compressed to cover the screen perfectly and even though CJ made chips and a sandwich behind the LOS for 5 seconds, he was still able to get 5 yards. If he took off upfield right after getting around the DE, he gets close to the endzone. If that's not what you're talking about, my bad.

woofermazing said:
They lost contain because they were so committed to covering Stover.

If you watch the Kenneth Walker game against those fucks, he was eviscerating them on cutbacks because they kept abandoning the backside to get to the point of attack.
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Seems like the only way to beat that defense was to have an RB capable of burning them that badly, or with a very athletic QB that could attack upfield as soon as they showed recognition for the play being run. But it's also easier said than done, especially with hindsight.
 
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Zurp said:
So I've never signed a multi-million dollar coaching contract. I've never signed a multi-million dollar contract, or even a million dollar contract. So I admit that my experience is lacking.

But I know that when my company signs a contract with a contractor to provide materials, engineering, and other assistance, we often have a bunch of pages. And the number of pages is roughly comparable to the value of the job. When we do a $2,000 agreement, we have a standard form that is about 5 pages long. A $100,000 project might have 50 pages. And everything is combed through by our legal department, and I would assume it's reviewed by the contractor's legal department.

I count 5 pages on the table. And neither side has a lawyer at the table. Sure, they could be behind the camera. And maybe only the pages that need to be signed are on the table.

And, again, maybe my limited experiences don't match reality. But this really doesn't seem legit.

Remember when you were a kid and you wanted to play video games with your big brother, but he didn't think you'd be able to keep up? And he gave you a controller that wasn't plugged in? I think *ichigan did that to Moore. "Here, sign some papers while we take some pictures."
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An employment contract really isn't that complex, even for a multi-million dollar position. It's not like the contract to build the Navy a new aircraft carrier. In fact, most of it would be pretty cut and paste with only a handful of case specific details to work out. After agreeing to take the job and signing the MOU, the lawyers should have worked out a finalized contract in a matter of weeks. There is only one reason, he doesn't have a contract, and that's because Ono plans on scapegoating him if the hammer swings.
 
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ORD_Buckeye said:
Another puff piece on Moore. I can't wait to see Herbie's face when that asshole gets suspended and fired.

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ESPN absolutely shameless in the obvious trying to paint Michigan only in completely positive light.

They are going to go down swinging before they actually have to admit that their CFP was completely compromised by scUM for the last 3 years.
 
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Absolutely Nobody:
Dan Wetzel Article: Jim Harbaugh Walks on Water. I've Seen It and Here's Proof

Ever wonder who you can trust and who you should receive with skepticism? Well, when it comes to Michigan football and Jim Harbaugh, there is no bigger homer than Dan Wetzel at Yahoo Sports. I got the feeling that quite a few Wetzel articles seemed to one sided and seen through maize and blue glasses, so much so that it seem liked he was in Jim Harbaugh's pocket, or at least on a text thread. Probably availability bias on my part, right? So, thankfully we have the way back machine called Google where I simply searched Dan Wetzel and Harbaugh...

Date Article Title
Sep 4, 2024 Davis Warren's improbable road from kid with cancer to Michigan's starting QB
Aug 27, 2024 Connor Stalions Netflix doc is unlikely to appease critics, but it does reveal a fascinating figure
Jan 27, 2024 Sherrone Moore has unique advantage in taking over for Jim Harbaugh at Michigan
Jan 17, 2024 Jim and John: Harbaugh Championship Mission, Part 2 begins Saturday
Jan 9, 2024 After season of chaos, Michigan's Jim Harbaugh is on top of college football
Jan 7, 2024 Jim Harbaugh and the NFL: If not now, then when?
Jan 3, 2024 Michigan keeps showing its advantage wasn't Connor Stalions stealing signs
Dec 29, 2023 Jim Harbaugh courts the chaos ... and then thrives in it
Aug 13, 2023 Not a cheeseburger’ comment suggests the NCAA is hellbent on hitting Jim Harbaugh hard
Jul 26, 2023 Jim Harbaugh's stubbornness was a bridge too far even for the laughably lenient NCAA
Tue, Jul 25, 2023 Why Jim Harbaugh's impending suspension shouldn't impact Michigan's national title hopes
Jan 19, 2023 Sources: Resolution talks in NCAA's case vs. Michigan hit impasse over Jim Harbaugh's refusal to say he lied
Jan 8, 2024 Either everyone's guilty, or no one is
Jan 6, 2023 The magic of Jim Harbaugh: Finding trouble with what remains of a toothless NCAA
Jul 20, 2022 Be outraged or be happy about Jim Harbaugh's anti-abortion stance, he'll keep being Jim Harbaugh
Nov 27, 2021 Jim Harbaugh, Michigan flex on Ohio State after bitter rivalry win: 'It was domination'
Sep 19, 2017 It's John Harbaugh's turn to represent America's First Family of football in UK
It's obscene to me that "journalist" with a large platform can be so painfully biased that it goes completely unchecked.

I should add that in 2012, Dan Wetzel wrote "that applauding Tressel proved that at Ohio State 'winning matters most.'" Maybe that's just an impartial observation that should be taken at face value.

Date Article Title
Jun 19, 2024 Urban Meyer just served Ryan Day and Ohio State a big helping of rat poison
Dec 20, 2023 National signing day: Ryan Day and Ohio State breathe a sigh of relief
Sep 26, 2023 Ryan Day vs. Lou Holtz? The Ohio State coach is fighting the wrong battle
Nov 8, 2019 Chase Young fiasco highlights absurdity of NCAA’s outdated model
Aug 29, 2018 Zach Smith's social media meltdown shows headaches are far from over for Urban Meyer, Ohio State
Aug 29, 2018 Ohio State's Tom Herman name-drop stokes fire for potential rivalry as Urban Meyer scandal drama rages on
Aug 23, 2018 Ohio State's culture of cover-up helped save Urban Meyer's job
Aug 5, 2018 Does Jim Tressel scandal really shed light on whether Urban Meyer will keep OSU job?
 
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1926Buckeyes said:
Seems like the only way to beat that defense was to have an RB capable of burning them that badly, or with a very athletic QB that could attack upfield as soon as they showed recognition for the play being run. But it's also easier said than done, especially with hindsight.
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"That defense"? Like the defense that knows the play you are running?
 
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