1. You had 60 minutes to protect the block M. Don’t do it after the game.
2. Some people need to learn how to lose.
3. If you lose, you’re supposed to let the other team celebrate however they want.
4. This is soft.
All things I heard 365 days ago.
Have mercy on me, God, in your kindness.
In your compassion blot out my offense.
O wash me more and more from my guilt
and cleanse me from my sin.
#MorningPrayer
Be a rock of refuge for me, a mighty stronghold to save me, for you are my rock, my stronghold. For your name’s sake, lead me and guide me.
#NightPrayer
@AriWasserman Vacate wins from 21 until halfway through 23. Would by default strip the conference titles too.
CFP would be the hairy area. Obviously earned those games, but cheating for the first half of the season should matter too, as a title to me seems like a season-long accomplishment.
Absolutely theater
NCAA says that Michigan purposely destroyed evidence and they admitted to destroying evidence.
Michigan is appealing because of "lack of evidence".
Is Michigan saying they destroyed the evidence so well, that they can't be punished?
Bold strategy cotton
@JordanStrack Just to be clear, the report that came out did not clear Michigan of wrongdoing. It did not say they were innocent.
It just said that the NCAA isn’t able to do anything outside of fines and “punishing” people that fled.
It’s crazy reading the NCAA describe how severe Michigan’s violations were, yet the punishments were toothless. What exactly is the incentive for following the rules?