Michigan and Purdue broke the exact same rule - they used advanced scouting to steal a future opponent’s signals.
Why does the NCAA and B10 only care about one of them?
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UPDATED STORY: @sinow is able to publish partially redacted documents showing how Michigan opponents decoded Wolverines signals and matched them with run and pass concepts.
More here w/ @ByPatForde: https://t.co/6UI1kp46Im
@CjGinc@Danyoak Where does steph even come into this conversation? He is not on the same level as Lebron. We are not discussing the more influential players. We were talking about who the greatest of all time is and steph is not in that conversation.
I’m so confident in my @cavs, if the @warriors win the 2018 NBA finals, I’ll buy anyone who retweets this a signed @StephenCurry30 gameworn jersey. Even you @RandallTime. @KingJames https://t.co/zsQp3LxGbu
@shotzy4@Danyoak It was definitely one of those “where were you” moments. The best part was the Michigan State fans in attendance quickly scattered once their game with Duke started.
@ilovecollege02@mbowler11 Have to consider they only had 4 teams in the tourney when looking at results. I believe that was the fewest of the power 5 conferences. And haas really hurt Purdue’s chances of making a run.