Michigan learns their fate today

[VolFan_stuck_in_the_901]

Time for me to sign up to be a sign stealer for the vols

We're starting up a covert sign-stealing network, you want in?

 

[zjcvols]

MAYBE ALTERED CFP itself

Altered it so much that Ohio State changed their signs in 2022 before the Michigan game and used dummy signals in prep for the game and got their ass whooped 45-23 in Columbus.

 

[jasonvol18]

They most certainly have not been cooperating. They refused to enter a negotiated solution and elect to fight much of the NCAA's investigation. But because they are one of the chosen/preferred schools they will get a lighter sentence for lack of cooperation than we would have for acting the same way. We got the largest fine in NCAA history in spite of cooperation.

Michigan just got the highest fine in history. 20 million..

 

[BigOrangeMojo]

Reminder that fatass Warde Manuel has led the Dept through two major football scandals and multiple Juwan Howard scandals and his only punishment is deciding which teams make the football playoff...

 

[Berry4Heisman14]

We're starting up a covert sign-stealing network, you want in?

Yep where and when?

 

[Voltopia]

So the NCAA is effectively letting Michigan keep their cheating-ass national title, by paying for it.

I don't ever want to hear the first damn word about anyone cheating, ever again. EVER. Even if it's 20 million dollars, if you put a price on letting programs cheat and KEEP their results, then it's just a matter of haggling over price from now on.

 

[zjcvols]

Reminder that fatass Warde Manuel has led the Dept through two major football scandals and multiple Juwan Howard scandals and his only punishment is deciding which teams make the football playoff...

Worst thing is they made them keep Manuel and Moore. Why didn't they make those guys go away!

 

[BigOrangeMojo]

Worst thing is they made them keep Manuel and Moore. Why didn't they make those guys go away!

Moore got suspended. Instead of serving the suspensions against competent teams, he gets them against Roadkill U....

 

[zjcvols]

Moore got suspended. Instead of serving the suspensions against competent teams, he gets them against Roadkill U....

I think the NCAA was too easy on him. They should have forced him out!

 

[BigOrangeMojo]

I think the NCAA was too easy on him. They should have forced him out!

A show cause for someone already hired is as useless as tits on a bull...

 

[Adam2014]

 

[lawgator1]

WTF?

It had always been the case, for decades, that programs caught cheating got punished even if the players and coaches involved had moved on.

 

[adam.vol]

Further evidence that the NCAA is a toothless threat these days. Go donate their salaries to Saint Jude's or something more worthy!

And yet the NCAA tried to get Nico for a plane ride to Knoxville

The NCAA probably lightened the punishment since Michigan helped screw Tennessee with the sign stealing. From the NCAA’s perspective, we’re the real threat to them.

The biggest difference between Michigan’s 2023 punishment and Tennessee’s 2019 punishment is that the Big 10’s commissioner stood up for Michigan while Greg Sankey turned his back on Tennessee.

Conclusion: The NCAA is pretty and malicious, but they’re too compromised to fulfill their duties.

 

[zjcvols]

WTF?

It had always been the case, for decades, that programs caught cheating got punished even if the players and coaches involved had moved on.

That has changed over the last 10 years. Tennessee & Miami being recent examples.

 

[JCHateSteve]

Well that's it.... time to cheat like crazy and never cooperate with the NCAA on anything.

Somebody get the state senate on the phone. We need a bill that bans NCAA investigators from college campuses passed.

 

[adam.vol]

Michigan just got the highest fine in history. 20 million..

It’s less than half for what we got fined for paying roughly $64,000 to some players and they actually got a huge return on the money since they won playoff games.

 

[Volador]

Oh golly gee NCAA, don't hurt my bottom. Take all the money you want though.

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[Legion of Doom]

So the NCAA is effectively letting Michigan keep their cheating-ass national title, by paying for it.

I don't ever want to hear the first damn word about anyone cheating, ever again. EVER. Even if it's 20 million dollars, if you put a price on letting programs cheat and KEEP their results, then it's just a matter of haggling over price from now on.

That money is nothing either for what they are now bringing in.

 

[Legion of Doom]

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It’s less than half for what we got fined for paying roughly $64,000 to some players and they actually got a huge return on the money since they won playoff games.

They cheated way worse and got nothing. Not a single scholarship lost. Ncaa has just opened door for blatant cheating going forward. Who cares that integrity of game and fairness are in play with Michigan. Just let them do whatever and turn a blind eye.

 

[BruisedOrange]

Further evidence that the NCAA is a toothless threat these days. Go donate their salaries to Saint Jude's or something more worthy!

Toothless... but sufficiently capitalized--if Michigan pays up.
Regardless, lawyers will get paid.

 

[BruisedOrange]

We're starting up a covert sign-stealing network, you want in?

 

[BruisedOrange]

Michigan just got the highest fine in history. 20 million..

 

[BigOrangeMojo]

Michigan got a slap on the wrist but we did too with Pruitt. The only difference was our former AD mismanaged the dept so bad we cooperated so we could avoid a buyout...

 

[Tennessee Jedi]

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It’s less than half for what we got fined for paying roughly $64,000 to some players and they actually got a huge return on the money since they won playoff games.

They may have gotten playoff wins, but did they get this…?

 

[SquirrelOrange3]

They will be re-named, East Wisconsin.