2023 Michigan Season Thread

[Mdot21]

Cool.  He's also a UM alum/slappy, so I don't really need his take, or anyone whose take he wants to put on air. 

yeah, cool story bro....except that wasn't his take....it was former college football player, NFL scout/NFL exec Daniel Jeremiah's take- who he's had on his show 100,000,000 times before any of this crap.

[medinabuckeye1]

Columbus Dispatch just made it up, amirite?


https://www.dispatch.com/story/sports/college/football/2023/10/20/ohio-state-football-alleges-it-changed-signs-before-2022-michigan-game/71256859007/

Reading comprehension isn't your strong suit is it.

Look @Mdot21 adults are talking, you don't have anything to add.

[MrNubbz]

[MrNubbz]

11 warriors is nothing but a bunch of fck boy living in their moms basement Ohio State die-hard nutjob retard bloggers.....

[ELA]

yeah, cool story bro....except that wasn't his take....it was former college football player, NFL scout/NFL exec Daniel Jeremiah's take- who he's had on his show 100,000,000 times before any of this crap.

If an Arizona alum, who was assigned the OSU beat, and is now a national writer is apparently an OSU slappy then an actual UM alum, I don't care who he puts on, his MO is clear.  Should I say Desmond Howard and Rich Eisen are retard fuck twat peg boys?  Then is my take more legit?  I don't care what any UM or OSU alums say, or who they give air time to.  They both have agendas, and I don't have time for either of them or their slappys

[Temp430]

The poll at the top of this thread is out of date.  Maybe change it to:

The outcome of tomorrow's court hearing in Ann Arbor will be:

a.  The request for a temporary restraining order is refused
b.  The request for a temporary restraining order is granted
c.  The judge will throw out wholesale the Big Ten's case and penalties levied against Michigan

[medinabuckeye1]

The poll at the top of this thread is out of date.  Maybe change it to:

The outcome of tomorrow's court hearing in Ann Arbor will be:

a.  The request for a temporary restraining order is refused
b.  The request for a temporary restraining order is granted
c.  The judge will through out wholesale the Big Ten's case and penalties levied against Michigan

LoL:
A is likely.
B could be appealed to Federal Court.
C isn't even on the table.

[Honestbuckeye]

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/38907540/michigan-jim-harbaugh-big-ten-sign-stealing-suspension-hearing

Actually- those 3 possible scenarios do exist (A,B and C). 

As you can see from the attached article- which Is perfectly fair and balanced- the request for injunction is based on 2 specific things:

1.  Does the Big commissioner have the authority to act

2. Is the punishment allowed to be directed at Harbaugh given it is stated up front that there is no evidence connecting him to the illegal activities.

It could go any of these paths.

Notice what it IS NOT BEING DISCUSSED.  Whether or not the illegal activity occurred. 

That’s why this is all just fluff.  It’s all about spinning a narrative- at this point in time.

When the NCAA is finished, we will find out if, and how much if at all, the penalties will be. 

[ELA]

My guess is B

[Honestbuckeye]

My guess is B

Same.   Or maybe the two teams of attorneys meet in the middle and stop it after 2 games. ???

[ELA]

Same.  Or maybe the two teams of attorneys meet in the middle and stop it after 2 games. ???

There are some rumblings of that

[MikeDeTiger]

Here is my perfect scenario.  UGA beats Bama in the SECCG because I don't want to watch Bama win the conference or even have a shot to sniff the playoffs.  Michigan beats UGA in the playoffs because I don't want to watch UGA win a 3rd straight NC.  Then Harbaugh rage-quits Michigan, giving the middle finger to the NCAA and media, also cup-checking Ryan Day on his way out, Ric Flair style, and then Michigan goes back to Carr/Hoke levels of coaching.  Day, suffering from lingering and nagging ballsack pain, resigns from Ohio State and they go back to perpetually losing to SEC teams.  

Basically, I'd like everyone but us to ultimately fail

[ELA]

Michigan goes back to Carr/Hoke levels of coaching.  

And DiNardo back to Baton Rouge!

[847badgerfan]

For many years after running him off, M fans yearned for Carr-level coaching.