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2026 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, Arrogant Twatwaffles, Emasculated Cucks, Feckless Marmots, Dirty Cheaters "Mid"chigan
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
They knew. That's why they told him he could never major in history or political science.
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University of Michigan’s liberal arts college to hide freshmen’s first-semester grades from transcripts, citing the student “mental health crisis.”
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
But why? Aren't they all super smart kids that "chose" tsun over Harvard, Yale, Middlebury, Colgate, Northwestern, Carleton and Chicago?
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
NCAA and FBI announce partnership to combat athlete sexploitation
As college athletes become bigger targets for sexual exploitation online, the NCAA and FBI announced a partnership Monday to educate athletes on how to prevent private images from falling into the wrong hands.Financial name, image and likeness deals have increased the online public presence of college athletes, making them desirable victims for criminals, an FBI cyber expert said during a media call.
"Student-athletes maintain large public-facing social media followings and in many cases expanded further by name, image and likeness activity," FBI cyber division Section Chief Taushiana Bright said. "That visibility increases both their exposure to targeting and the leverage an offender believes they hold when threatening to expose an athlete to a coach, team, school or sponsor."
Bad actors obtain private images of athletes by conning them and by hacking into personal accounts to steal content. Images and videos are then used to extort athletes under threat of having the images made public.
The FBI and NCAA are calling on coaches and athletic department leadership and compliance staff to help educate athletes about sexual exploitation, as "they may be the first trusted adults an athlete would turn to," the FBI said in a statement. Through the partnership, the organizations plan to educate athletes on how to prevent exploitation and give them access to law enforcement, specific tools to report possible criminal behavior, victim services and mental health treatment.
NCAA vice president of enforcement Jon Duncan said the NCAA "grieves the sexual exploitation of young men and young women, including college athletes."
"The criminal behaviors we talk about here, like stealing explicit images and using them for financial gain, are sickening," he said. "Tragic as those acts are, we know they occur and more often than anyone would like."
College athletes recently have been the subject of a number of alleged incidents involving stolen photos and data. Former Baltimore Ravens and University of Michigan assistant football coach Matt Weiss is the subject of an ongoing federal criminal case, facing two dozen counts of hacking and identity theft after he allegedly stole private videos and photos from more than 3,300 people, mostly female athletes, over an about eight-year period.
In 2022, court records revealed that at least two male athletes at Penn State had been the victims of sexual extortion by a woman who met one of them on a dating app. Videos included images of athletes undressing in the Penn State football locker room. The Penn State university police investigation found that the woman had done the same thing to athletes in several other states.....
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Re: University of Michigan assistant football coach Matt Weiss is the subject of an ongoing federal criminal case
Just sayin': When is it ever going to come to trial?
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