Dennis

October 28th, 2023 at 11:50 PM ^

If this is true, and it can be proven Ryan Day's brother had any involvement in an illegal breach/seizure of University of Michigan property, that's both:

1. An actual criminal case - not some extrajudicial NCAA infraction clown show. "Intentionally damaging by knowing transmission" can get you 10 years. 

2. Will ACTUALLY result in the "vacate wins, fire everyone, burn the program down" that idiots on twitter think will happen to UM.

Beating their ass 3 years in a row + UNO reverse-carding their bitch ass into a cybercrime criminal conviction + subsequent lawsuit would be more than payment back 😆 what an amazing timeline that would be. 👏 

Edit: those OSU-homer pieces of shit over at r/CFB issued me a 1-day ban for even mentioning "this is a possibility." Wtf is going on?

GeraldFord48

October 28th, 2023 at 11:50 PM ^

I'm so proud of this Blog for discovering this! Great job OP. You all are the best!

 

Edit: I see others have pointed out that credit needs to go to Sam Webb! But I still am proud of this Blog!

MaizeBlueA2

October 28th, 2023 at 11:57 PM ^

It's all but confirmed the PI started with OSU.

At this point...two things need to happen.

1. They need to lose @Rutgers or to Minnesota...not going to happen, but would be hilarious and prove that a loss to Michigan isn't what killed their CFP hopes.

 

2. Michigan dominate OSU. Just like MSU, sign stealing doesn't mean shit when it's 49-0. Go dominate everyone and prove how silly this is.

mgobleu

October 28th, 2023 at 11:57 PM ^

Something tells me the Day boys are trying to compensate for all the time they spent stuffed in lockers with their underwear tied around their heads.

1VaBlue1

October 29th, 2023 at 8:27 AM ^

So what does "losing contain" mean in the Twit-X world?  That people are taking it out of context?  In which case, yeah, it's Twitter.  Or that people are reading something else into it?  In which case, yeah, it's Twitter.  Or that people aren't reading anything into it?  In which case, oh wait...

But seriously, what's it mean?

Hensons Mobile…

October 29th, 2023 at 9:53 AM ^

Pretty sure Mgoblog tweet means that the link to Sam's post is getting passed around with everyone going "LOL Ryan Day's brother investigated Michigan" when the reality is that Sam Webb did NOT say that, and in fact suggested the opposite.

But more than that, it was MGoBlog being able to send out a moral high-ground tweet that directs traffic to our buddy Sam's post, while also pointing out "LOL Ryan Day's brother probably investigated Michigan--oh I mean, uh, probably didn't."

Catholepistemiad

October 30th, 2023 at 8:10 AM ^

I think his "suggesting the opposite" was pretty crap actually. What's the point of any of that if he doesn't think Day's brother was investigating Michigan. I'm not saying he should have said he thinks it's true, but saying "I don't think this is true, but here's all the evidence that it is" just smacks of the lamest CYA.

GLORY

October 29th, 2023 at 12:00 AM ^

When the beatdown by your hated rival is again inevitable for 3 yrs in a row and your job is potentially on the line, you take the risk and do what you think is necessary to protect your future.

I mean, I wouldn't like the demotion to coach Montana State either.

WestQuad

October 29th, 2023 at 8:48 AM ^

I think all of the speculation that Ryan Day did it is a bit of fan boy fantasy, BUT it’s a pretty great genre of entertainment.  Think about it, Day was born on 3rd base at OSU and is probably getting $8 to $10MM a year.  If he beats Michigan 50% of the time his cushy gig goes on indefinitely. If he loses to Michigan a third year in a row, the Cooper talk starts.  Urban Meyer is just sitting there along with 100 other coaches who would kill for the job.  Imagine Lance Leipold at OSU…

If Day gets fired he’d get a job at a power five school, but it wouldn’t be OSU, Bama, GA and he’d have to start on first base or the batters box.  He’d trade an 11-1 floor for no safety net.   The motivation is there.

blueheron

October 29th, 2023 at 10:21 AM ^

If he beats Michigan 50% of the time his cushy gig goes on indefinitely.

That seems a little questionable. OSU gets the RECRUITZ (top five by average player score for basically forever), and for much of their fan base, losing to Michigan (partly because of RECRUITZ, partly because of memory deficits) does not compute. They could tolerate, at best, losing every five years (like Alabama and Auburn). Three in a row would result in thousands of cooler explosions.

A little off-topic, has the national sports media ever been kinder to OSU? (They've been generally kind, but never this much.)