The SEC reached out to the B1G to provide evidence that “Michigan staff member (Stalions)” attended SEC games as well

Well, we know why ESPN is so pissed at us

This shits going to be embarrassing when Michigan boat-races the rest of their sorry ass B1G schedule.

I think Michigan will win it all though im not 100% sure because the B1G is so bad at football its hard to tell just how good Michigan is.

The PAC-2 must be licking their chops right now and preparing to poach Michigan from the B1G

Oh fuck I hope he didnt attend disney on ice. Cancel our post National Championship celebration at Disneyland if so!

wouldnt be an issue, they werent on our schedule so doesnt matter

Who gives a fuck, there are no SEC teams on the schedule so it's not against the rule. It's not like coaches are never allowed to attend any football game ever.

EDIT: Also come on SEC. You really want to get involved in bringing to light rule breaking? It's accepted that you all cheat, it's so accepted that just the idea of playing like a SEC school implies that you're probably cheating.

Makes sense--we did kill Hendon Hooker after all...

It was my understanding that you were allowed to in-person attend conference championship games at that time.

Not only is this not illegal, it substantiates the claims the CS was doing this for multiple teams or with the intention of distribution to multiple teams.

Again, I don’t really care as this isnt anything to change the overall narrative. Stallions was a nut. Everyones mad about punishment without anyone actually investigating anything

I want to know when Michigan is going to release all this dirt they supposedly have ....

So, basically everyone outside of UM fans believes UM is guilty and should be punished.  I agree CS was stupid in his methods, and way too obvious. UM broke the spirit of rules not the exact rule. 

If UM can get an injunction and JH can coach, I hope they put up 50+ on every team they play. Emotion will affect the game for the first 10 minutes or so, but then it's about execution and talent. 

I am very disappointed and disillusioned in college football. 

So let me get this straight--a UM employee went to an SEC game. Pretty heinous.

Buying tickets doesn't mean he attended.

Same shit, no news.

The SEC deeply cares about the rules. 

ACC then boys Clemson down sure they’d love another brand name.  

I worked at UTSA and attended a Michigan game during my employment.

Im sorry UTSA, time to nuke the program because of my transgressions.

Aside from the curious issue that this would imply it's illegal for anyone associated with a college football team to watch another college football game in person, it's irrelevant.

It's irrelevant to the charge because it's already been established that Stalions paid for other people to attend games. Whether that's just a dozen B1G games or also some SEC, ACC or Pac games is kinda not the heart of the issue. Having people watch games of teams Michigan never ended up playing is hardly an aggravating factor.

The question for us isn't whether other teams and conferences would take offense to Michigan violating rules to gain an edge. Of course, they do. And we would too if someone else had done it. The question is whether Michigan is treated similarly to other teams accused of violations of similar seriousness. Both by the NCAA and the conference.

I think at this point we all know that this isn't the case. Michigan's beef is that in a sport where every program has broken the rules and probably still is breaking the rules in some way, it is being singled out by its own conference for punishment specifically designed to destroy the team's chances of success. 

Also, there is no rule against watching football teams you are not scheduled to play in season.  Post season is different right?

He probably also attended my birthday party. He attends everything. Thanks though SEC

Got em all scared….

I’m thinking there are 6 million reasons why the sec would play petitti like this

Not against the rules to attend post season games. Period. 

1.  Connor is the dumbest person alive.

2.  This isn't illegal.  They weren't an opponent on the schedule

If it wasn’t Stallions in the seats then it’s not a violation.

Next

ACC it is. Or independent.

How many places can Stallions be at one time? Unless he's from the 23rd century and can beam himself from place to place. Besides that, how much would all these airfares cost? 

Maybe Stallions can clone himself a dozen times.

So...  Fuck them too!!!

Pot. Let me introduce you to Kettle. 

All of college football hates Michigan. Not sure why.  CS did UM no favors.

That little bastard sure got around.

Honestly at this point, I’m ok with Michigan leaving the Bigten but not to that shithole conference. Maybe either the ACC or go Independent for awhile. It doesn’t seem to bother Notre Dame any as an Independent. 

People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. 

I am confused.  I thought it wa so it illegal to scout teams that you are scheduled to play. How does Stalions having ppl watching other conferences games play into this at all?

Why do people here think SEC is our friend? Remember satellite camps?

Again, I don't think anyone is arguing that Stalions didn't do stuff but evidence that Harbaugh or anyone else was involved has yet to be proven.

Wow is that a nothingburger. We basically knew this already?

I remember it well. It was the Night We Drove Old Dixie Down.

Well..isn't that rich. THE MOST. CORRUPT CHEATINGEST SPORTS LEAGUE OF ALL TIME THE SEC WHICH HAS BEEN BREAKING NCAA RULES AND CHEATING FOREVER

Lol at the idiots on here that wanted to leave the B1G for the SEspnC … really 

Smart on the SEC's part.  "Hey, the dipshit B1G commish is out to get one of their leading contenders for the cfp.  If we can help him bring them down, maybe we can get 2 SEC teams in the cfp."