We need Desmond to speak up

The post worked!

Sounds like the comment that the big ten commissioner should have made, and would have made if he had shown any fortitude.

Please learn to post a link properly. It’s so easy 

https://x.com/desmondhoward/status/1722040609446252936?s=46&t=9guXtz8alGMpPs8FDHYWWA

Meanwhile, David Schuster, continues his William Wallace impersonation and takes no prisoners in pursuit of thumping EVERYONE (particularly Thamel- again LOL) on twitter.  Quite comical, worth the browse.  Also, he gave a shout out to MGoBlog.  This Michigan Man deserves our support.  Follow him on Twitter:

Thanks to all of the new twitter followers, particularly those who are here via the one and only http://mgoblog.com. I usually cover politics + legal issues for http://tyt.com. But occasionally, I'll do something like this. Enjoy! https://youtube.com/watch?v=pUVJoXdKodk…

“I can’t imagine (commissioner) Greg Sankey — or Mike Slive before him — allowing themselves to be publicly bullied into circumventing the NCAA investigative process by coaches and ADs who insist on immediate punishment before a full investigation is conducted,” said Howard, who has been an analyst for ESPN’s “College GameDay” since 2005. “Especially if a potential national championship is on the line for the conference. 

You tell em Desmond!

I suspect that he has more credibility that Joey Galloway.

Says who?  He's one of the talking heads so has an audience and has to have credit otherwise they'd replace him. 

Game day was so much better when it was Fowler hosting.  

I dunno. What he said about Pettiti getting bullied was fantastic. Guy has not handled this well, let alone looked strong doing it. His tenure may be short. I think the tide is turning in this rivalry. I'm confident that t-shirt sales are going to be up again.

ESPN has Stephen A. debating Pat McAfee about our punishment. That network is trash. 

How are they getting Michigan signs then? I doubt it's from memory.

Also, it's advanced scouting isn't it? For Purdue to get Michigan signs from OSU.

I'm just asking I have no clue but it all seems the same. Actually what OSU did seems worse because they would've benefit specifically if we lost to Purdue/TCU.

This shit is crazy...

Unheard of? What about Bret Zdebski and Sam McGrath? 

Now why would this Sam McGrath fella, a "defensive quality control" staffer for ohio state, be sending Brent Zdebski, an ohio state staffer who previously worked for Jim Knowles at OSU, a venmo transaction with a clover emoji shortly before their game against Notre Dame? Your guess is as good as mine, but sucknut fans wanted our entire football program cancelled over similar screenshots. 

So basically the argument is that "it's different, therefore it's worse" ?

The rule that is in question reads as follows:

Off-campus, in-person scouting of future opponents (in the same season) is prohibited, except as provided in Bylaws 11.6.1.1 and 11.6.1.2

As far as we know -

Connor Stalions paid someone for raw footage of the sideline of future opponents, which he then took and deciphered on his own. Big Ten School X received scouting material of a future opponent from people who watched Michigan in advance and in-person of Big Ten School X's game with Michigan. 

Which scenario do you feel is more likely to have technically broken the rule? 

No you would not. He’s under contract and paid very well. Maybe leave for Fox if offered down the road. Business over emotion 

No you wouldn't. Life is like a sh#t sandwich; the more bread you got, the less sh#t you gotta eat. Desmond is reportedly paid $3 million to do College GameDay... which is more than enough bread to put up with ESPN's sh#t.

Add whiskey and pudding to the list of things we NEED.  Sorry for the oversight.

Unfortunately, rational thinking doesn't qualify as ammo.  Stalions broke a cost saving rule that has no penalty associated with it.  The NCAA stated that the breaking of the rule provided little or no advantage.  Max punishment should be probation.

Instead, we get death penalty, wins discounted, suspensions, and crime of the century with endangerment to opposing players when no one can point a single play where it appeared that Michigan knew what was coming more than any other student of the game.

CJ Stroud threw for an incredible number of yards in both loses to Michigan, but scheme kept him out of the end zone (that and Aiden Hutchinson.)  And everyone knows that OSU can no longer run the ball (why is a mystery to me.)

Chuck would.

Heisman slap? 

Honestly who is scraping over llc’s in Wyoming to have unearthed this?  I thought the post previous was weird and now this is getting weirder.  Hopeful Stalions, whose family is well to do by all accounts, didn’t have a hand in NIL.