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@PatSharp100185@WhitchMI@Johnubacon Also. Sign stealing is legal and some groups of schools do it very well. But I thought stealing signs endangers safety of players. Such a crock. Also in 2021 the ncaa considered removing this bylaw because it provides minimal competitive advantage. The hypocrisy is insane.
@PatSharp100185@WhitchMI@Johnubacon Had access? Like to a Google drive. I care more about if DID any coaches actually watch it. This guy was trying to look like a genius and move up the ranks. As we know now other schools ganged up on Michigan and circulated distilled sheets of Michigans signs.
@miasorety@RealSkipBayless And if the coaches were in on this scheme does anyone really think they would have him buy tickets under his own name and pay the 3rd party randoms on public Venmo?!
@PatSharp100185@WhitchMI@Johnubacon That’s proof a rogue staffer decided to be so dumb as to buy tickets in his name and pay ppl on public Venmo? You really think if this was a concerted effort from the top that’s how they would play it? Nothing implicates harbaugh knew what this idiot was doing to try to impress.
@the1stNoeI @BamaAndBoats @TimBrando@UMichFootball internet sites accessible to the general public.
There is onl one reasonable interpretation of what happened in August 2013 when the rule was changed: schools could pay for scouting services for football before the rule changed and can still do so (the rule hasn’t been amended)
@the1stNoeI @BamaAndBoats @TimBrando@UMichFootball in Aug 2013, NCAA changed the rule and prohibited off-campus, in-person scouting of future opponents (in the same season) for all sports but balanced that by completely discarding the prohibition against paying for scouting. In doing so, it published the following rationale:
@the1stNoeI @BamaAndBoats @TimBrando@UMichFootball In the interest of simplicity & consistency, it is appropriate for one rule regarding scouting to apply to all https://t.co/5lxEUtHx3A most cases, video of future opponents is readily available either through institutional exchange, subscription to a recording/dubbing service or
@verbosedutch@Hugeshow What exact rules did Michigan violate? Teams are allowed to pay 3rd parties for video of games. It’s in the bylaws. Look it up. No one mentions that because it ruins the narrative.
The precedent of a staff member caught doing in season scouting was like a one-game suspension.
@the1stNoeI @BamaAndBoats @TimBrando@UMichFootball Per ncaa bylaws. Only staff cannot be present for in game scouting. Not a 3rd party. Teams can pay 3rd party for video. It’s in the rules. No one mentions this because doesn’t fit the narrative. Was Stalions violating the intent of the rule. Perhaps. But not letter of the law.
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