You can have all the 5 stars and transfers you want @OhioStateFB but you ain’t beatin @UMichFootball or any other legit team until you get your culture right….. 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
No talk about signs and covert PI’s…. Just a great game. Michigan likely went too far in scouting…. But there’s NO doubt in my mind that the university didn’t want the players to suffer so they ate this dumb suspension……..for now….. more to come…..believe dat 👌🏾
At this point, I think most of us agree that the mystery man on the CMU sidelines is in fact Connor Stalions. If that’s the case, Michigan should absolutely be held accountable for his actions. However, the severity of the accountability hinges on whether or not he acted alone. This is a very important distinction. If he went rogue and broke these rules by himself then what he did doesn’t represent a significant systemic issue. The voices that are screaming “Harbaugh should know what every person in the program is doing at all times” are clearly the voices of people that have never run an organization.
Michigan will be held accountable, but we all need to remember there is a huge difference between a rogue staff member breaking rules and a widespread scheme to cheat orchestrated by leadership.