Harbaugh pulls commit's offer two weeks before signing day

[7Samurai13]

He shouldn't be, that's my point. It's irresponsible for any program to let a kid with that many injuries to his head continue to play -- period. Doesn't matter if it's Urban saying that or Harbaugh.

So because Michigan's doctor's says that the he shouldn't play means They are right but because Ohio State's doctor's says their kid shouldn't play means they are wrong? Remember, Texas Tech doctors says he is good to play.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

All Meyer did was listen to the doctors. He did not make the medical decision himself. Should he have told the doctors they were wrong?

Works out well for him that he signed too many kids then for the spots open.....Too coincidental for someone to ignore, especially with the kid playing months later.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

So because Michigan's doctor's says that the he shouldn't play means They are right but because Ohio State's doctor's says their kid shouldn't play means they are wrong? Remember, Texas Tech doctors says he is good to play.

Meyer's doctors claimed a single leg injury should take a kid out of football forever? Interesting. Have you ever heard of another player being kept out of football forever because of a single torn knee?

 

[7Samurai13]

Meyer's doctors claimed a single leg injury should take a kid out of football forever? Interesting. Have you ever heard of another player being kept out of football forever because of a single torn knee?

He's had multiple knee injuries.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

And Ondre Pipkin is playing football at Texas Tech.

Here is the part many don't seem to understand. Ondre Pipkin still counted against UM's 85 total scholarships for 2015. Harbaugh just wouldn't clear him to play after his medical evaluation came back. It isn't as if Pipkins rode the bench in his time at UM. He played regularly from the time he stepped on campus as a freshman and started many games. He also had multiple concussions and a torn ACL in 3 years.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

He's had multiple knee injuries.

To different legs....

 

[7Samurai13]

To different legs....

So its not a single injury. Glad we can agree.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

As far as Michigan being the morality police -- that is humorous and I have no clue how any Michigan fan could say this with a straight face. I'm a die hard fan and even I get a good laugh at that. UM had an entire sport get handed the death penalty basically. It wiped out multiple years of games from the record book. I'm guessing that alone takes away any type of morality from a school.

 

[7Samurai13]

As far as Michigan being the morality police -- that is humorous and I have no clue how any Michigan fan could say this with a straight face. I'm a die hard fan and even I get a good laugh at that. UM had an entire sport get handed the death penalty basically. It wiped out multiple years of games from the record book. I'm guessing that alone takes away any type of morality from a school.

Per MnB, that doesn't count because it's basketball.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

So its not a single injury. Glad we can agree.

It's a single injury to a single leg. Unlike the MIchigan players/recruits who had multiple injuries of the same kind to the same body part.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

Works out well for him that he signed too many kids then for the spots open.....Too coincidental for someone to ignore, especially with the kid playing months later.

Have you not figured it out yet? ALL THE TOP TEAMS DO THIS. If it isn't medical hardships, it is greyshirts, if it isn't greyshirts, they will flat out pull the scholarship.

NCAA football is big business now. Coaches will push the boundries and find every loophole imaginable to get a leg up. They getting paid millions and millions to win games.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

Per MnB, that doesn't count because it's basketball.

I don't care if it was field hockey. Every sports represents a school.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

Stick to the point. I didnt bring up the Mi r*pe cover up or the convicted felons playing for MI.

Do you need me to list the arrest records for Ohio State players? We could do this all day. Every team ends up with criminals on it -- some more than others. Ohio State was ranked 25th in most arrests on a team (Michigan had 1 more arrest than OSU) -- here was the comment from the article regarding Meyer:

Urban Meyer will have them top five in arrests in no time.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

Per MnB, that doesn't count because it's basketball.

No one cares about basketball

 

[ellupo]

Works out well for him that he signed too many kids then for the spots open.....Too coincidental for someone to ignore, especially with the kid playing months later.

The kid was told months before signing day, not weeks. Meyer had not idea how many he had yet he was still waiting on many to commit. You can try to spit but Meyer told the kid as soon as he knew there was a problem he did not wait to see who else gave verbals to see if they were better.

 

[7Samurai13]

No one cares about basketball

Except the fact that NCAA tournament draws significantly better rating than the college bowl games, and the NCAA tournament stands are packed even the opening rounds while bowl games have attendance under 10k

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

The kid was told months before signing day, not weeks. Meyer had not idea how many he had yet he was still waiting on many to commit. You can try to spit but Meyer told the kid as soon as he knew there was a problem he did not wait to see who else gave verbals to see if they were better.

He was an early enrolled -- so signing day meant nothing to his recruitment. He was on campus and ready to enroll when he was told. He had already signed with Ohio State.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

Except the fact that NCAA tournament draws significantly better rating than the college bowl games, and the NCAA tournament stands are packed even the opening rounds while bowl games have attendance under 10k

Try and pack a college basketball game with 100,000 fans multiple weeks in a row and see what happens.

 

[ellupo]

Do you need me to list the arrest records for Ohio State players? We could do this all day. Every team ends up with criminals on it -- some more than others. Ohio State was ranked 25th in most arrests on a team (Michigan had 1 more arrest than OSU) -- here was the comment from the article regarding Meyer:

Urban Meyer will have them top five in arrests in no time.

Wait you found a quote? I found a quote that said Harbs has sex with little boys. Well I guess since its a "quote" then it must be true.

Look at the discipline for the players at tOSU under Meyer. Oh and no felons playing with ZERO games suspended.

 

[Wamu]

No one cares about basketball

You're the only 1 that believes that nonsense.