Catapult not under investigation by NCAA or law enforcement

Uh-huh. 

Nothing to see here, folks

Oh, well that explains it then 

That's radically different from what they were saying 2 days ago, according to ABC News:

Catapult ... said on Friday that the NCAA is conducting an investigation into an allegation that an unnamed college football program gained unauthorized access to its materials.

Do they really think that 2 major colleges just on a rumor decided to not use it? This story is nowhere near over

EDIT: Had to update because I misstated something before.

Catapult gave statements to different media saying they were cooperating with investigations. The media reported these statements.

Everyone assumed that meant "Catapult is being investigated," yet you will notice that the media never said that exactly.

Now Catapult realizes how dumb their initial statements were and had to send an email to attempt to clarify that THEY are not being investigated but the data breach is.

In any event, it is false for them to say there were false reports. All reports were merely parroting their own statements. Unless they're talking about MGoBoard posts.

Yeah and Nick Saban wasn't leaving the Dolphins.

This is no way precludes from LOL at OSU. 

So Michigan wasn't allowing its players to look at film outside of its facility, on the (Thunder?)cloud because....?

The SI headline is misleading. This is a statement by Catapult themselves to their customers and the statement also admits that they were involved in an investigation but just not being investigated themselves. A lot of OSU fans are acting like this nullified Wetzel’s article but it does not

If true, then the NCAA should come out and say as much, too. 

We need to hire a private investigation firm to get any sort of results... Until that happens, dont expect much.

I think Enron’s leadership made similar statements once upon a time. 

Catapult needs a better PR department.

First of all, they're only dealing with this shit because Alabama put it in the spotlight. When we shut down our tablets in November we didn't announce it at a press conference. We only had to talk about it now because Alabama players (and the media) falsely accused Matt Weiss/Harbaugh/Stalions of the security breach.

But there it is, Alabama letting the world know that Catapult has security issues. So they rushed to put out statements to say they did their own internal investigation and found no wrongdoing. They should have stopped at that.

But, for some reason, they added that a mysterious local authority AND the NCAA were conducting investigations. That was so unnecessary.

nonetheless, I wonder if Catapult's business will take a hit.

It is not a hack if employees that were formally at one school give the information to another. You could call it something else. Convenient.

Didn’t they acknowledge that they were? 

edit: this is already clarified above. 

This is a few hours old now and still only SI is reporting it. That’s unusual.