2023 Michigan Season Thread

[ELA]

I don't think there is anything wrong with it. All schools have titles for donors so (completely made up):

• $100 supporter
• $1,000 Sustaining member
• $10,000 Conference title circle
• $25,000 Champions Circle

Yeah, that isn't an issue

[MaximumSam]

I don't think there is anything wrong with it. All schools have titles for donors so (completely made up):

• $100 supporter
• $1,000 Sustaining member
• $10,000 Conference title circle
• $25,000 Champions Circle
• $50,000 Intelligence Operations Circle

I dunno they might want to look into that

[MrNubbz]

How’s that Harbaugh extension coming along?

[ELA]

How’s that Harbaugh extension coming along?

They freed up some funding

[FearlessF]

How’s that Harbaugh extension coming along?

the only way to have made this any better........ if they would have given Jim a Jimbo type extension a month or so ago

[MrNubbz]

It better not come out Jay knew or the Jigs up

[betarhoalphadelta]

Thanks.

My biggest objection to the "Rain Man Theory" (which I postulated several pages back) is that no matter how smart your "Rain Man" was, he couldn't possibly know the signs until some way into a game. I could imagine a "Rain Man" being able to figure out opposing signs say by around halftime.

The problem is that the widely shared clip of Stalions watching tOSU's sideline then saying something to the DC then a slew of coaches and players on Michigan's sideline pointing up to indicate pass happened on tOSU's first drive.

IMHO, this poses multiple problems for Michigan:

• No "Rain Man" could possibly decode opponent signals that fast unless they had a head start (which Stallions did), and
• The fact that Michigan's DC was standing next to Stalions indicates that he knew that Stalions had worthwhile information even EARLY in the game, and
• The fact that a slew of coaches and players then pointed up indicates that they all knew that sings had been decoded already, on tOSU's first drive, and
• For Harbaugh to claim ignorance of all of this is dubious. It puts him at least in a "should have known" position.

I probably changed definitions on you there. Sorry. I was assuming the Rain Man theory was more that he made them believe he had a legitimate sign stealing operation based on public video or the like, rather than an advance in person scouting illegitimate operation.

I agree with you that an in game operation status credulity even further.

[ELA]

It better not come out Jay knew or the Jigs up

I'm not sure the nepo baby knows much about much

[Hawkinole]

Major.  A breach of basic sportsmanship. 

If that is so, "lack of institutional control," while not stated to be the reason for Harbaugh's suspension, seems to be an explanation for his three-game suspension.

[MrNubbz]

Isn't multiple lone wolves, a Wolfpack?

Loan Wolf get it right

[Honestbuckeye]

https://247sports.com/college/michigan-state/board/93/Contents/michigan-signstealing-cheating-scandal-ncaa-investigation-218739086/?page=949


You couldn’t dream this up.   Tin Foil hat material.    

[MrNubbz]

[Temp430]

Michigan insider Sam Webb says Partridge was fired over his communications with players and not destroying computer files.  Apparently he communicated something deemed as not cooperating with the investigation by Michigan’s athletic department.  Partridge had no knowledge of in person advance scouting by Stallions was reported earlier.  So, it seems a lot of the Michigan detractors here are off in fantasy conspiracy land. 

Beat the terps!

[MrNubbz]

Sam Webb said a lot of shyt - most if it now we know wrong