ESPN finally publishes the story about other schools sharing Michigan's signs

Wow, both OSU and Rutgers must be phenomenal code breakers if they got all that info in just one football game's worth of legal intel gathering.

I have to believe that this is not the last of these leaks that will be coming out.

If anyone is naive enough to think that Michigan is the only program out there doing this, I've got a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you. 

I also wonder how many of these leaks that Michigan is putting out is some concerted effort to get the Big Ten to back off. Depending on what comes out, if its found that other schools are doing the same thing, you're going to have to start punishing all of those schools. Not just Michigan. 

And those same schools are the ones who have been shouting from the rooftops about throwing the book at Michigan to protect the integrity of the game. 

Suspend them all!! /s nobody should be punished for this because everyone does it. Rewrite your rules if this is so big. Really, a bunch of whining coaches who do the same shit are trying to strong arm this new commissioner into making the dumbest decision of his life. My goodness

ESPN- We had to get all the facts straight before we published anything. 

It took 2 days for espn to publish anything on it. Yet within hours of social media picking up on this Corum LLC with Stalions it’s front page headline news. 

Uuuhhhh, fuck ESPN.

Too little, too late. 

They were perfectly happy to create a false narrative, and unjustly take away the best chance we have had for a National Championship in recent history.

Fuck ESPN, I will not click on it. 

I'd like to hear the explanation from those schools and the B1G as to how conspiring and directly sharing Michigan's signals in an effort to help the next team in line beat them is even remotely within the conference's sportsmanship policy.  All I'm hearing is eye-for-an-eye arguments, which is a complete joke.  

From the B1G Handbook, Section 10.01 - General Purpose and Scope (Adopted 1974; revised 1991; 1995; 2000; revised 6/2/13 & effective 8/1/13; revised 1/12/22):  "The Big Ten Conference expects all contests involving a member institution to be conducted without compromise to any fundamental element of sportsmanship. Such fundamental elements include integrity of the competition, civility toward all, and respect, particularly toward opponents and officials. Accordingly, each member institution, through the actions of the individuals or groups of individuals listed in Agreement 10.1.1 below, has an obligation to behave in a way that does not offend the elements of sportsmanship described above. Actions that are offensive to the integrity of the competition, actions that offend civility, and actions of disrespect are subject to review and are punishable in accordance with the terms of this policy." (emphasis added)

Not sure who is more clueless, biased, and incompetent, ESPN or NBC Sports, which spent the pregame show last Saturday vs. Purdue w a reporter who seemed to  report Pete Thamel as a gospel truth telling which led to the in  house studio hostess saying "Great job reporting  .... thank you !"

p.s. Don't care what P. Finebaum thinks about anything, he has been shill for the SEC for too long.

I look forward to seeing the vast number of shared spreadsheets that exist across different little cartels that share information about all B1G teams all the time as the basis for what these schools did as being commonplace and not just something they did against Michigan......and for people to attach their names and faces to them, because it is legal and where did it to everyone.

Like, so....there will be one for a group of teams that played Wisconsin last year, right? Let's see it?

I'll wait........

At this point you can't convince me that osu along with any other coaches didn't provide any info to TCU.  The way that game went and all of this bullshit coming out about Michigan getting their signs taken what else am I supposed to think?

So the Big Ten will forward the information about our opponents cheating to the NCAA, but will potentially take action against Michigan without due process?  

Sounds about right.