Article from Click On Detroit about sweet revenge

Nobody knows for sure where the information about Connor Stalions’ sign-stealing operation came from, but everyone knows who had the most to gain from its very strategic and timely exposure.

Think about that for a second. We lost our coach for 1/3 of the season and against our two toughest teams and "Nobody knows where the info came from" is a real thing?

In what other world would this be allowed let alone embraced like Tiny Peepee has? If this was a show plot we would laugh at how comically bad the writing is. 

Love this article. On little Tony:

He used a ludicrous line by Michigan’s second-biggest rival about “player safety concerns” in his notice of allegations. He misrepresented and failed to address Michigan’s major counterpoints in his response. He was disingenuous and condescending because he knew nobody else was going to stick up for the Wolverines or care if they were treated unfairly.

"Nobody knows for sure where the information about Connor Stalions’ sign-stealing operation came from, but everyone knows who had the most to gain from its very strategic and timely exposure. For the first time in decades, Michigan had won back-to-back games against the Buckeyes and went on to conference championships."

Indeed...

Fuck Petitti, the only thing I care about is getting that W.  

Petitti was not caught between a rock and hard place.  There was a clear "right" decision, he just chose to ignore it.  Telling the other teams that "we don't have the resources to investigate these allegations and will allow the NCAA to do so, consistent with BIG by laws" was the only decision.  It was a completely self-inflicted wound.

There have been a number of terrible journalism moments in this saga, but here is the worst transgression to me:

Not a single journalist followed up and asked one of the coach's who said this was "the worst thing ever"..."Coach, because sign-stealing is legal, shouldn't you have a plan in place to combat it? What do you do in a game if you think a team has your signs? And if it was obvious Michigan had your signs, why didn't you put that plan into action?". 

Think about it: Matt Rhule could be in a bowl game if he had his quarterback use a wristband!

The OSU and MSU accounts on social media who were assuring everybody that the hammer was going to come down on Michigan and we'd be disqualified from participating in the conference championship game have about 30 hours until kickoff to see their dreams realized.

Petite Titties better get moving.

I cannot wait. I'll be screaming at the TV when Puh-tit has to hand over his confidence card to Harbaugh. 

I like the 'starting to feel like a second home' phrase.

The Hawkeyes are a 10-win team with one of the best defenses in the nation. Michigan can’t simply walk into Lucas Oil Stadium -- which is starting to feel like a second home -- and come away with an easy win.

Fuck Tony Petitdick, I hope the team tosses him off the stage and crowdsurfs his ass out the stadium into a pile of shit left by a horse that was eating too many beans. 

LMAO

I have to thank Wee Tony for the extra motivation for tomorrow. In a lot of other circumstances, I think Michigan might overlook Iowa. This probably helps avoid that scenario. 

Thank you Tiny Tony!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mhG1Pp6SJM

Jim Harbaugh promotes shared revenue. The BIG is owned by Ohio. Remember 2016. Watch that video for a refresher.

I'm looking forward to seeing it (obviously mostly because it will be after a win), but it's not going to be that eventful.

Petitti will face the crowd, say a few short words of congratulations through a loud chorus of boos, then turn and hand the trophy to Harbaugh with minimal eye contact and GTFO. It's how Warren handled it the last two years as well.