Michigan has received its Notice of Allegations from the NCAA. Four Level II violations and one Level I violation

Submitted by Malarkey on January 5th, 2023 at 10:58 PM

Nicole Auerbach

 

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Michigan has received its Notice of Allegations from the NCAA. Four Level II violations and one Level I violation, a source has confirmed…Yahoo first. The Level I violation is on Harbaugh for "providing false or misleading information" to investigators.

 

https://twitter.com/NicoleAuerbach/status/1611202887983456256?t=eyhRdv52kCqT-rqbr0b4WA&s=19

UMVAFAN

January 6th, 2023 at 1:49 AM ^

Speaking of BS, was the NCAA planning all along to release this on the Friday before the National Championship game, or would they have delayed if Michigan advanced? It would be peak-NCAA to pull a stunt like that, but wouldn’t be surprising in the least.

Kilgore Trout

January 5th, 2023 at 11:08 PM ^

Exactly. Kansas and Arizona just got off completely free when the FBI had evidence of them paying players. 

I am curious to hear Michigan / Harbaugh's take. "Lying or misleading" is much different, to me at least, than "failing to cooperate." If Michigan self reported and he said he wasn't going to answer their questions, I'm mostly fine with that. 

rice4114

January 6th, 2023 at 11:17 AM ^

Anyone else notice NCAAs ability to really come down on schools outside the southern footprint. I know these are rivals or secondary rivals so we love to see them hammered but the southern schools really seem to get a lot of passes.

Penn st, UM, OSU, USC - These schools received maximum punishments

I feel like the NCAA is in place to penalize Big Ten and Pac12 teams that get out of line. 

cheesheadwolverine

January 5th, 2023 at 11:05 PM ^

The appropriate response to this is to laugh in their face and ignore.  If anything it makes me feel better since it gives context to all the “no one knows the future” stuff.  The insiders have been hinting at this for a week so it certainly didn’t surprise anyone in the program.

FrankMurphy

January 6th, 2023 at 12:22 AM ^

I cannot stand David Brandon and I will never forgive him for the Hoke hire, the Shane Morris fiasco, Brendan Gibbons, and the stupid gimmicks. But I can't fault him for how he handled Stretchgate. If anything, the fact that he got us out of that with nothing more than a slap on the wrist is the ONLY redeeming aspect of his tenure.

Pit2047

January 6th, 2023 at 6:47 AM ^

Toys R Us didn’t go bankrupt because of a failure to adapt to business environs; they were still largely profitable until the end. They went bankrupt because a big VC firm bought it using debt financing and then sucked it dry to try to pay off the VC’s loans (and probably so huge dividends and corporate bonuses). Toys R Us could be a profitable business OR pay the parasites who bought it, it couldn’t do both so it went under and was scrapped for parts. By the time Brandon go there I believe the writing was on the wall, I don’t think he can take much blame on that one.

1VaBlue1

January 6th, 2023 at 7:47 AM ^

Can't blame Brandon for TRU going under - he was hired by the VC to take them into bankruptcy and bring them out again.  He did that quite well.  In fact, he is known for doing that very thing.  Basically, if Dave Brandon is hired to be CEO of your company, your company will soo file Ch 11 and restructure so huge profits can be had by the VC that bought it.  That is the kind of parasite that Dave Brandon is, and he's a good parasite.

Coldwater

January 5th, 2023 at 11:05 PM ^

Not cooperating with investigators is totally on brand for Coach Harbaugh.  He doesn’t even cooperate with sideline reporters for a one minute post game interview.