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AI Harbaugh, laying down the law.
The only point I am making is that Harbaugh did not necessarily have to be punished here. There is no way a HC can know every DM a coach is making after work. He cannot know every substance a player is putting in their body after practice. He cannot prevent his players from committing crimes. People want to shit on Harbaugh here, but there is nothing proving he was behind any of this. That is getting lost in all this.The head coach is responsible for everything that happens on their team. That is called leadership.
But we get why YOU think Harbaugh should not be punished.
The only point I am making is that Harbaugh did not necessarily have to be punished here. There is no way a HC can know every DM a coach is making after work. He cannot know every substance a player is putting in their body after practice. He cannot prevent his players from committing crimes. People want to shit on Harbaugh here, but there is nothing proving he was behind any of this. That is getting lost in all this.
And if you want to suspend the HC without completing an investigation, then we need to suspend the Ohio State head coach immediately after Michigan provided proof of their unsportsmanship that directly negatively affected Michigan. Otherwise, your logic makes no sense.
you say the dumbest things in way that you want it to be that I am taking extreme positions. I suppose you need to make me seem extreme so that you can seem reasonable in opposition but you're just talking out of your ass. If you want to have an actual discussion then I'm more than willing to happen. But if you just want to strawman me rather than responding to anything I am actually saying, then you're only outing yourself as a mental midget.Yawn.
Your team already let Connor Stalions go. You think it was due to him following the rules?
The head coach is responsible for everything that goes on with his team.
I like how you are deflecting with the but Ohio State. Take the loss and move on.
OSU didn't break any rules. nice try.The only point I am making is that Harbaugh did not necessarily have to be punished here. There is no way a HC can know every DM a coach is making after work. He cannot know every substance a player is putting in their body after practice. He cannot prevent his players from committing crimes. People want to shit on Harbaugh here, but there is nothing proving he was behind any of this. That is getting lost in all this.
And if you want to suspend the HC without completing an investigation, then we need to suspend the Ohio State head coach immediately after Michigan provided proof of their unsportsmanship that directly negatively affected Michigan. Otherwise, your logic makes no sense.
There is a sportsmanship clause in the B1G bylaws. It is how they were able to suspend Harbaugh even though an investigation has not been completed. Are you saying that OSU providing Michigan's play signals to their future opponent doesn't violate basic tenets of sportsmanship?OSU didn't break any rules. nice try.
everyone has already weighed in on this. sorry, but it's a nothingburger. sorry, no it doesn't.There is a sportsmanship clause in the B1G bylaws. It is how they were able to suspend Harbaugh even though an investigation has not been completed. Are you saying that OSU providing Michigan's play signals to their future opponent doesn't violate basic tenets of sportsmanship?
you say the dumbest things in way that you want it to be that I am taking extreme positions. I suppose you need to make me seem extreme so that you can seem reasonable in opposition but you're just talking out of your ass. If you want to have an actual discussion then I'm more than willing to happen. But if you just want to strawman me rather than responding to anything I am actually saying, then you're only outing yourself as a mental midget.
everyone has already weighed in on this. sorry, but it's a nothingburger. sorry, no it doesn't.
stop trying to deflect from the clear and present cheating michigan college engaged in.
What is bothersome is that in situations like this, the NCAA HAS to step in immediately because it affects too much by not acting. So the NCAA acts next year. great job assholes. meanwhile essentially team #5 in the playoff rankings gets screwed, whoever it will end up being, will be left out of the playoffs when they should have been in due to an ineligible team. so mich. may or may not win out, get a playoff spot, who knows how far they go, and then it's all vacated a year or two from now.If they just said that the coaching staff screwed up and went over the line, everyone would say yes and it would be over with.
But they have to find a way to make an excuse for it and have some type of mental gymnastic that everyone does it.
McCarthy is currently #2 for vegas odds on winning the Heisman
2023 College Football Heisman Trophy Odds
so, when we run thru you like shit thru a goose, which would be 5 games after the supposed scandal broke we won and with all teams changing signals, or how they get plays in, michigan still should be banned? who is the homer now?What is bothersome is that in situations like this, the NCAA HAS to step in immediately because it affects too much by not acting. So the NCAA acts next year. great job assholes. meanwhile essentially team #5 in the playoff rankings gets screwed, whoever it will end up being, will be left out of the playoffs when they should have been in due to an ineligible team. so mich. may or may not win out, get a playoff spot, who knows how far they go, and then it's all vacated a year or two from now.
And additionally, I don't want to hear anymore, "the players shouldn't suffer". That's BS, They damn well did know the coaches had the other teams signs. While I do agree the buck stops with the HC, IMO, the offensive and Defensive coordinators are big time guilty. All should be fired.
hearing set for friday, was announced on saturday, try reading
well, you need a court hearing for an injunction, so there is thatFirst,you could knock off the snark
Secondly, there was comment after comment that there would be an injunction and he'd be reinstated in no time. The filing of the injunction has happened, the reinstatement not so much...unless I need to try reading more.
well, you need a court hearing for an injunction, so there is that
He might be overrated, but he has done a very good job of what has been asked of him. He didn't need to pass at all last week which is why his numbers are now low. I think he is out of the heisman hunt, as the team seems to be pushing Corum towards that award.not really sure why. and I'm not campaigning for McCord. I think Harrison Jr. is deserving of it. but JJ is overrated.
in the B1G QB rankings, 1 and 2 are: This this through 10 games played this season. Kyle takes a little more criticism than he deserves. No, he isn't CJ Stroud or Justin Fields.
1) J.J. McCarthy | Michigan
Yards: 2,194 | TDs: 18 | INT: 3 | Comp. %: 76.2% | YPA: 10.3
2) Kyle McCord | Ohio State
Yards: 2,687 | TDs: 20 | INT: 4 | Comp. %: 66.3% | YPA: 9.3
Sorry, not impressed. mich's super charmin soft schedule this year, its very easy to make many players look better than they are. The first tough defense they went up against, PSU. and PSU DID slow the wolverines down. Last minute touchdown to go up to 24, but midway through the 4th, mich. was held to 17 pts. not bad for a defense.He might be overrated, but he has done a very good job of what has been asked of him. He didn't need to pass at all last week which is why his numbers are now low. I think he is out of the heisman hunt, as the team seems to be pushing Corum towards that award.