re: If allegations against Michigan prove to be true, should they receive a playoff ban?

A major college football team with coaches making millions and umpteen analysts and shite should be able to come up with an indecipherable system so this is not a problem.

In an ultra competitive league with a lot of turnover in which your RB coach who knows your whole fricking offensive system from A-Z might go to your rival the next year, how is signal stealing an issue? Staffs should be experts at changing up signals, terminology, tendencies, etc., regularly in order to avoid teams catching on to them.

And you can bet your arse if I was the HC at an SEC school making 8 figures I would have someone whose sole purpose in life was studying my rival’s team. Watch and break down their film all day, go to their games, etc.