Thank you Conor Stalions and Jim Harbaugh for bringing this long overdue positive change to college football. Visionaries really.
3:00 AM is the perfect time to be a Michigan player driving drunk and crashing your athletic director's wife's car before lying to the Ann Arbor police about your name only for them not to give you a breathalyzer despite stumbling around.
So, Michigan lost its head coach, defensive coordinator and other position coaches and you’re insinuating a team who didn’t recruit like Georgia in first place should be recruiting like them after the natty?
Saw this thread bumped and thought perhaps Central Michigan had finally been punished for its malfeasance in allowing impermissible staff on its sideline in Spartan Stadium.
I'm not insinuating anything I'm just stating the fact that the post title similarities between Michigan and Georgia is limited to the danger they put their communities in.
Another situation where a low level staffer didn’t break any NCAA rules, but will likely be dismissed.
The NCAA has reached an agreement on Michigan 2020 Covid Recruiting violations. One “former coach” did not participate, and will have his case proceed to the Committee on Infractions. Three years probation, recruiting restrictions, and a one year show cause for the individuals. https://www.ncaa.org/news/2024/4/16...tted-ncaa-violations-in-football-program.aspx
Cheating >>> Trust me, I got a taste last year and Im all in. never looking down my nose at the SEC again
The NCAA saw what Harbaugh did when he left and started to feel bad and decided to take it easy on this first case.