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Mike80 said:
The fuck it isn't. Life is binary and either cheating or not cheating is the definitely made up of 1s and 0s, yes and no, right and wrong.

Fuck Harbaugh and ANYONE who thinks what he accomplished at scUM makes him a "good football coach". His time at Stanford was playing 1980s offense against weak ass PAC-12 teams when the PAC-12 was seriously down by the way.
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In 2010 when Stanford went 12-1 Harbaugh used an autistic play prediction savant to predict what other teams would do. It was in a grey area of legality, iirc. Someone posted an article about it somewhere around here, but I can't find it.
 
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buckeyemania11 said:
We have the first post Harbaugh transfer.

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He's listed as a 4th string DT; but has played on the OL too. I'm guessing that most of his contributions to the scUM football program were on their "scout teams". He looks like a 4 year player Moore has "asked " to transfer to not take playing time away from younger players' development and maybe to just free up a scholarship, etc. Hopefully he'll be leaving scUM with a degree in something other than "general studies"...... :lol:

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Reece Atteberry (74) DL - At Michigan • Academic All-Big Ten honoree (2021) • Four-time letterman (2020-21-22-23) • Appeared in 24 games in hi...
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At Michigan
• Academic All-Big Ten honoree (2021)
• Four-time letterman (2020-21-22-23)
• Has appeared in 24 games in his career including nine along the offensive line

Senior (2023)
• Appeared in 14 games including seven on the defensive line; made three tackles to earn his fourth varsity letter
• Made his defensive debut along the defensive line against ECU (Sept. 2)
• Played snaps along the defensive line against UNLV (Sept. 9) and Bowling Green (Sept. 16)
• Contributed on special teams and along the defensive line at Nebraska (Sept. 30)
• Made two solo tackles playing on the defensive interior and also contributed on special teams at Minnesota (Oct. 7)
• Assisted on one stop and hurried the quarterback playing along the defensive interior against Indiana (Oct. 14)
• Played along the defensive line and contributed on special teams at Michigan State (Oct. 21)
• Contributed on special teams against Purdue (Nov. 4), Ohio State (Nov. 25), at Penn State (Nov. 11), at Maryland (Nov. 18), against Iowa in the Big Ten Championship (Dec. 2), against Alabama in the Rose Bowl/CFP Semifinal (Jan. 1), against Washington in the CFP National Championship Game (Jan. 8)

Junior (2022)
• Appeared in three games along the offensive line to earn his third varsity letter
• Played snaps at guard against Colorado State (Sept. 3), Nebraska (Nov. 12), at Rutgers (Nov. 5)

Sophomore (2021)
• Played in eight games; appeared at right guard in four games and also contributed on special teams to earn his second varsity letter
• Part of the unit that was honored with the Joe Moore Award, given to the top offensive line in the nation
• Played snaps at guard against Western Michigan (Sept. 4)
• Played at right guard and contributed on special teams against Northern Illinois (Sept. 18), Maryland (Nov. 20), and against Iowa in the Big Ten Championship Game (Dec. 4)
• Played special teams snaps against Northwestern (Oct. 23), Ohio State (Nov. 27), at Nebraska (Oct. 9), and at Michigan State (Oct. 30)

Freshman (2020)
• Appeared in one game on special teams to earn his first varsity letter
• Made his U-M debut at Minnesota (Oct. 24) playing special teams
• Shared Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week honors with Will Rolapp for helping prepare the team for Minnesota
 
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Zem said:
In 2010 when Stanford went 12-1 Harbaugh used an autistic play prediction savant to predict what other teams would do. It was in a grey area of legality, iirc. Someone posted an article about it somewhere around here, but I can't find it.
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When I posted my response about his time at Stanford something like that swam through the morass (more ass?) that is my brain but I thought I was misremembering something different...
 
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ORD_Buckeye said:
I've said this before. They didn't need Stalions this year, but they needed him the previous two years to create the foundation without which this year NEVER happens.
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I think they needed him for Bama. Maybe not in person, but nobody ever went into their facilities and said "hey you need to hand over all the materiel right now". Certainly neither Ono nor Warde did that. And they repeatedly ghosted NCAA.
And given the OOC schools we know they scouted (Georgia, Tennessee, USC, TCU, ...) I find it impossible to believe Bama wasn't in there too.
I don't think they're good enough to get by Bama this year without Stalions.
 
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kujirakira said:
I think they needed him for Bama. Maybe not in person, but nobody ever went into their facilities and said "hey you need to hand over all the materiel right now". Certainly neither Ono nor Warde did that. And they repeatedly ghosted NCAA.
And given the OOC schools we know they scouted (Georgia, Tennessee, USC, TCU, ...) I find it impossible to believe Bama wasn't in there too.
I don't think they're good enough to get by Bama this year without Stalions.
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Bama didn't have any business being in the playoff this year. They just lucked out and caught Georgia napping. If Georgia would have been in there, they would have smoked scUM by 3 TDs.
 
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osuvictory1 said:
Jim McElwain knew.

I have a feeling Partridge was kind of pushing things with Jay Hairball. Moore and Minter knew what was going down.
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Agree, I think Stalions' sponsors were Partridge, Jay and maybe later Corum. They took it to the coordinators and probably tried to pass it off as Stalions is just good at it. Coordinators, with 7 figure jobs on the line said, "tell us exactly how he's fucking good at it or he doesn't get near the sideline" and were then filled in on why they should base their calls off his directions.

And both Partridge and the Partridge kid are now gone and can now tell the ncaa to fuck off.
 
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