And see, that rubs a lot of people the wrong way. As it should. Shouldn’t matter if it’s michigan or some no name
They likely are, but not to the extreme being alleged, fwiw. And not necessarily in a way against NCAA/legal rules
see, that statement is intellectually dishonest. it's how you go about doing it. and there are rules in place to what you cannot do. if you figure out your foes signs through the course of a game, hey, more power to ya. but sending a scout to dozens of games and recording their sidelines is out of line. especially buying/paying for expenditures.
But if the rule is only that the teams can't record, then having people not associated with the team record instead isn't violating the rule. It is as stupid as being ok with certain sign stealing but not others in every other context here
That would be all fine and dandy if Michigan hadn't made a career out of "doing things the right way".
100%. The optics alone on this are devastating. I wonder how many coaches and analysts bigger programs have all the way down to grad assistants. Near impossible to keep tabs on everyone, especially when they are using others to do the taping for them. I would be very shocked if the top brass knew about these elaborate schemes because the benefit received is minimal for the amount of cheating required. The top brass would absolutely want this shit to be done professionally as well so there was little hope to ever get caught. This cheating scheme was beyond idiotic.
Especially when you have a good team. you would think a team doing this would be a bad team.
"Readily available" means anyone can pay the same price to acquire it.
I hope everyone is now past the denial phase. There is evidence dripping from everywhere. There is video proof
I've been wrong many times in my life, and likely will be wrong again soon, but I don't think I would get my hopes up here for anything but a slap on the wrist at best.
