CBS wants their new B1G broadcast partner to win a national championship.

Last year, they were able to influence the committee to put both Ohio State and Michigan into the bracket. TCU was offered up to Michigan and we all witnessed the implosion.

And now we have the cheating scandal, front and center, but everything is directed at the coach as if the program itself shouldn't shoulder any consequences. If this were an SEC program we all know that the national media would be calling for a death penalty.

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Posted by Bielema Dat

Jasper, Arkansas

Member since Sep 2015

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Posted on 11/28/23 at 10:26 am to Chip82

Actually the death penalty only applied to SMU like 40 years ago.

USC was bowl-banned, tOSU was bowl-banned & had wins vacated.

I just don't understand how a Michigan staffer puts on Central Michigan gear, stands on the sideline at a CMU vs MSU game, and it's brushed under the rug.

All Michigan has done is deflect, deflect, deflect. So the big "what-if" occurs if Michigan happens to win the Natty. I don't think that will happen, but the NCAA may be in a position to vacate their Natty...this whole thing is silly.

I know many hat tOSU here, but realy, the best case would have been for tOSU to beat Michigan and put this thing to bed for 2023. Now it lingers....

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