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Michigan AD Warde Manuel Hopes for NCAA Ruling on Sign-stealing Penalties by "end of Summer," Has Not Had Any Conversations About Potential Penalties
Michigan AD Warde Manuel hopes for a ruling from the NCAA on the sign-stealing scandal "by the end of the summer" and has not had any conversation about postseason bans or penalties that are coming.
Michigan AD Warde Manuel Hopes for NCAA Ruling on Sign-stealing Penalties by "end of Summer," Has Not Had Any Conversations About Potential Penalties
Ohio State fans have been highly anticipating the NCAA's ruling on the Michigan sign-stealing scandal. Perhaps it's coming within a few months.
Per 247Sports, Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel hopes to have a resolution by "the end of the summer" and maintains the school's process with the NCAA is "ongoing."
Manuel told 247Sports that he hasn't had any conversations with NCAA officials about any potential punishments for the Wolverines, but he maintains that his school won the 2023 national title "fair and square."
"I have not had any conversation about postseason bans or penalties that are coming," Manuel told 247Sports. "What I can point to is that (NCAA president) Charlie Baker, when we won the championship, said they won it fair and square. That's something I can say that gives me some sense that they understand that this was a team who won that championship fair and square. I look at that, and as we move forward, we'll see how it goes."
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Yeah well, the evidence says otherwise so you and Charlie Baker can eat shit and die.Michigan AD Warde Manuel Hopes for NCAA Ruling on Sign-stealing Penalties by "end of Summer," Has Not Had Any Conversations About Potential Penalties
Michigan AD Warde Manuel hopes for a ruling from the NCAA on the sign-stealing scandal "by the end of the summer" and has not had any conversation about postseason bans or penalties that are coming.www.elevenwarriors.com
Michigan AD Warde Manuel Hopes for NCAA Ruling on Sign-stealing Penalties by "end of Summer," Has Not Had Any Conversations About Potential Penalties
Ohio State fans have been highly anticipating the NCAA's ruling on the Michigan sign-stealing scandal. Perhaps it's coming within a few months.
Per 247Sports, Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel hopes to have a resolution by "the end of the summer" and maintains the school's process with the NCAA is "ongoing."
Manuel told 247Sports that he hasn't had any conversations with NCAA officials about any potential punishments for the Wolverines, but he maintains that his school won the 2023 national title "fair and square."
"I have not had any conversation about postseason bans or penalties that are coming," Manuel told 247Sports. "What I can point to is that (NCAA president) Charlie Baker, when we won the championship, said they won it fair and square. That's something I can say that gives me some sense that they understand that this was a team who won that championship fair and square. I look at that, and as we move forward, we'll see how it goes."
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I have misplaced my pants.
I think that was the dumbest thing Baker could have done.
It'd be like the LA police chief hearing about Nicole Brown Simpson's and Ron Goldman's murders, and saying right away, "I think it's clear that OJ didn't do it!" Get the facts before you make any public statements.
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The only thing Charlie Baker meant by that was that Michigan didn't have Stallions actually on staff at the time. For that kingpin looking motherfucker to pretend like Charlie Baker's throwaway line for TV audiences trumps actual investigations that yielded evidence tells me that Ward is just priming his fanbase on what to throw a fit about when the penalties actually come.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Yeah, maybe they didn't cheat in the actual CFP Championship Game; however, they did cheat in games leading up to the CFP Championship Game. You have to consider "the big picture" in the effects of the cheating. Had they of not cheated in the regular season games they may not have won some of them and therefore wouldn't have even been eligible (i.e. ranked in the top 4) for the CFPs.
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He said it so all the talking heads wouldn't trash the playoff directly after it's conclusions. Plus he's a fuckin moron
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Hope is not a strategy, Walmart Kingpin.Michigan AD Warde Manuel Hopes for NCAA Ruling on Sign-stealing Penalties by "end of Summer," Has Not Had Any Conversations About Potential Penalties
Michigan AD Warde Manuel hopes for a ruling from the NCAA on the sign-stealing scandal "by the end of the summer" and has not had any conversation about postseason bans or penalties that are coming.Michigan AD Warde Manuel Hopes for NCAA Ruling on Sign-stealing Penalties by "end of Summer," Has Not Had Any Conversations About Potential Penalties
Ohio State fans have been highly anticipating the NCAA's ruling on the Michigan sign-stealing scandal. Perhaps it's coming within a few months.
Per 247Sports, Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel hopes to have a resolution by "the end of the summer" and maintains the school's process with the NCAA is "ongoing."
Manuel told 247Sports that he hasn't had any conversations with NCAA officials about any potential punishments for the Wolverines, but he maintains that his school won the 2023 national title "fair and square."
"I have not had any conversation about postseason bans or penalties that are coming," Manuel told 247Sports. "What I can point to is that (NCAA president) Charlie Baker, when we won the championship, said they won it fair and square. That's something I can say that gives me some sense that they understand that this was a team who won that championship fair and square. I look at that, and as we move forward, we'll see how it goes."
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Exactly.
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That’s how we roll today…it’s all about pre-narrative and setting the stage for the injustice
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