2025 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, etc.

[buckeyemania11]

of course they're mad they got caught, "everybody does it".

"Everyone Does It" in terms of trying to decode opponents signs.

Everyone DOES NOT hatch up a mass scheme sending a bunch of people to games of other teams to film the sidelines.

But we all know their excuse for that "it's just people videoing with Iphones, what's the big deal?! They act like its 2002 when cell phone video quality was potato level, apple did a whole damn superbowl ad with a Iphone in current day.

 

[charlohiottean]

Once a gold standard, Michigan football's response to NCAA violations shows it's just a common cheat​

Matt Hayes, Usa Today Network
Thu, Jan 30, 2025 at 1:23 PM EST·5 min read

The curtain has been pulled back in Ann Arbor, and one of the nation’s most respected institutions of higher education has reduced itself to a childish defense of its embattled football program.
The NCAA: We know you cheated and how you cheated, and how it gave your football program a competitive advantage.
Michigan: No we didn’t, and even if we did, it’s not as bad as you say it is.
…

 

[Steve19]

I think their problem is the realization that they are nothing but a mid-level B1G team. The "return" they celebrated is nothing more than a lie. Consequently, living vicariously through their team, they are just "not all that".

 

[Buckeyeskickbuttocks]

I think their problem is the realization that they are nothing but a mid-level B1G team. The "return" they celebrated is nothing more than a lie. Consequently, living vicariously through their team, they are just "not all that".

Damn dude. Hit em with a big chill, why don't ya.

 

[scarletngray]

Once a gold standard, Michigan football's response to NCAA violations shows it's just a common cheat​

Matt Hayes, Usa Today Network
Thu, Jan 30, 2025 at 1:23 PM EST·5 min read

The curtain has been pulled back in Ann Arbor, and one of the nation’s most respected institutions of higher education has reduced itself to a childish defense of its embattled football program.
The NCAA: We know you cheated and how you cheated, and how it gave your football program a competitive advantage.
Michigan: No we didn’t, and even if we did, it’s not as bad as you say it is.
…

Also, we know WHY you cheated...

 

[NFBuck]

Also, we know WHY you cheated...

This. This right here is why they cheated...

 

[buckeyemania11]

I think their problem is the realization that they are nothing but a mid-level B1G team. The "return" they celebrated is nothing more than a lie. Consequently, living vicariously through their team, they are just "not all that".

2000-2020 scUM lost 4+ games 12 times and only lost under 3 games 2 times. That's definitely not the path of a "elite" program

 

[BuckyKatt]

 

[scarletngray]

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OK - Let's talk about WHY you cheated then. Please see previous two posts.

 

[Zurp]

This. This right here is why they cheated...

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One might say that you're only cherry-picking the bad years. But no - you only posted Jim Harbaugh's years, which were much better than the previous 2 dudes' years.

 

[Zurp]

Here's the thing... let's pretend OSU did all those things... they still cheated.

I've never understood the allure of the Ryan Day's brother bullshit, for example. It's not like there's a 4th amendment defense here.

You got caught cheating. Fuck you.

Let's just say Ohio State did something illegal to find out they cheated. It's like, you broke into someone's house to steal their microwave popcorn. You kick the door in or break in through a window. Something. You peek around, and you find the owner of the house, back to you, holding a shotgun, and his wife, dead on the floor, blood all over. All kinds of evidence that leads you to believe he shot her. So you get out and call the police. "This guy shot his wife!" Is his excuse, "Well, he broke into my house and found out illegally. Arrest him!"?

 

[Buckeyeskickbuttocks]

Let's just say Ohio State did something illegal to find out they cheated. It's like, you broke into someone's house to steal their microwave popcorn. You kick the door in or break in through a window. Something. You peek around, and you find the owner of the house, back to you, holding a shotgun, and his wife, dead on the floor, blood all over. All kinds of evidence that leads you to believe he shot her. So you get out and call the police. "This guy shot his wife!" Is his excuse, "Well, he broke into my house and found out illegally. Arrest him!"?

Like I said, this ain't the cops. There's no constitutional protections in this "prosecution." Call it fruit from a poison tree? Who gives a shit. Next question.