SailorGator

probably because michigan is consistent. bama has a higher ceiling/lower floor as a team.

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You sound like someone that doesn't know anything about what goes on in inside a college football program.

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that's because you're assuming what goes on inside a college football program.

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So wearing a disguise and spy sunglasses from another schools sidelines isnt nefarious?

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they should be punished for it, but it really isn't that big a deal from what teams already have from a competitive standpoint.

analysts use the video obtained by direct or indirect methods to analyze the other team. 3rd party just means someone who isn't on staff got the video/information.

some of you seem to think something nefarious is going on here when there isn't. stalions was definitely a dumbass for how he went about it. also, if that's him on the cmu sideline while he was also employed by michigan is an absolute no-no. michigan and anyone else who gets caught up in this dragnet, because that's what it is now whether they know it or not, should be punished accordingly. all the talk of forfeiture and suspensions is ridiculous.

stealing signals can be an advantage, but every team does it. it's part of college football. stalions paying 3rd parties himself to do the same thing everyone else does is what this is all about. he probably didn't even realize he needed an intermediary.

it's not so much a rule that teams can use a third party, it's that there isn't an ncaa rule against joe s. superfan videoing a game with his phone. there's a rule for staff doing it, especially with "advanced technology".

at the time the rule was written, we weren't all running around with cell phones (1994). the amount of media that teams have on each other nowadays is enormous.

the main punishment will be if it's proven that he was indeed on the sidelines for the cmu vs michst game while employed by michigan as an analyst.

i'm not 100% certain, but gun to my head, i think someone from inside michigan initiated all this as a smear campaign on harbaugh.

the ap is 100% correct on this one.

biff is the truth.

somewhere outside of tokyo

brother in law. lost a lot of weight, still fat. a shining example of the 21st century american male democrat shitbird. the only thing not fat about him is his brain. one of those ignorant, presumptuous folks who tells himself that everyone else in the room is dumb enough to believe anything comes out of his mouth.

at least thanksgiving isn't at my parents house this year so i only have to see him christmas eve.

his children are the only reason i put up with him.

overgrown lookin cabbage patch kid with a beard to cover up up his weak arse double chin.

rant ON [OFF]

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They why did they do it? It's clear Michigan itself believed it was an advantage

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stalions was just sloppy with the way he went about it. should've just hired a 3rd party scouting service and got the same results.

there were rules broken, namely him being on the sidelines of at least one other game, but none of this is some huge advantage.

i think stalions is just one of these overzealous try-hards who gets too cute with things. he apparently needed more oversight and that falls on harbaugh.

hell, osu shared michigans signals with another school as an example among many.

this is a whole lot of nothing that was probably started over people within the michigan community on account of harbaughs political views and/or wanting a bigger piece of the pie for themselves.

it's all about drumming up outrage with an ignorant populace to smear the program.

we bring the academic profile of the conference up.

one of only 4 schools to have a natty in all big 3 sports and the only sec school to do so. michgan, osu, ucla and uf.

we're closer to finding out if we can get rid of napier. he'll have another season, but we're still closer.