re: Michigan NOA draft from NCAA cites new coach Moore as violator of rules

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Do these allegations (if they are in fact taken as fact when this moves forward) change people's thoughts?

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I don't see how it would, they obviously weren't cheating in the playoff or later in the season. If you knew the allegations against Michigan and then didn't change your signs going into your game with them (which should actually give you an advantage if they still were "cheating"), then you are a terrible head coach.

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Discussions revolve(d) around a minimum acceptable framework from the NCAA's perspective, which includes partial vacations of the 2021, 2022, and 2023 seasons, a 2 year postseason ban, loss of recognition of the 2021-23 B1G titles and football championship", fines, scholarship reductions, probation, and significant penalties levied against current and former coaches and staffers.

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For doing something that isn't disallowed by NCAA rules and exploiting loopholes? I hope Michigan's legal team have the lawsuits ready to file.

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information from TCUN interns and other individuals who were paid to film games

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not illegal

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evidence of multiple football staffers accessing the information

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not illegal

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evidence of the scheme being funded by individuals connected to the athletic department

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not illegal

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evidence of collusion with at least one CMU coach to get Stalions on their sideline

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one of the weirdest red herrings in college sports in a long time

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evidence that current and former staffers were aware of the scheme

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not illegal

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point-by-point explanation of the advantage the scheme provided to the team

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this entire notion is contingent on execution by the players and the opponents not being tipped off so they can change their plays and scheme and plan countermoves

this whole thing reads like the Mueller Report

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Buckeye06

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You sound butt hurt.

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For posting what insiders are saying may happen?

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An Ohio State "insider" saying what may happen is the equivalent to all those Trump "insiders" lying about what Trump did on J6 and that phone call with Zelenskyy

This story has so many layers to it and I don't think we are even close to done.

Some people in the know have confirmed the FBI approached OSU over the summer about Michigan having obtained stolen practice footage and a criminal investigation is open against Weiss as well.

I think sifting through it all and making heads or tails is different, but the story is fantastic no matter how it ends