Other than Michigan, I've always liked Alabama's. They've never changed or fell into the alternate uniform fad a decade ago. Clean, simple and classic.
Don't pay him any mind. He's playing a character. Same as Stephen A, he has picked a team/school with one of the largest fan bases in the game to trash every chance he gets. It brings clicks/views no matter what side you're on. If you hate Michigan, you watch him to confirm your biases. If you love Michigan, you watch to hear what he's saying about your team, now.
Stephen A picked the Cowboys because they have the largest fan base/ hater base. Same with Michigan and Finebaum.
Yes. This might have been the best possible outcome for the situation. We will eventually find out if it was or wasn't.
Contrary to all the "insider" information, there might be more damning information that we don't know about. If that is the case, W&C could've said, that there is a small percentage chance that Michigan is getting a TRO. Also, while fighting for this TRO, it'll keep Michigan in the negative spotlight, distract the team and possibly bring forth new evidence that could hurt Michigan.
Quite simply, W&C could've recommended to take the 3 games, they weren't seeing the suspension being shortened.
The punishment handed down to Michigan should be the norm now for allegations of cheating.
Although, this punishment might satisfy the immediate desire to see Michigan disciplined, this will/should undoubtedly become the same protocol unto which all B1G members are subject to.
It boils down the Golden rule,do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
Apologies if this has been discussed before. If the Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) is valid for 14 days, could it be possible for Michigan to have the TRO take effect starting tomorrow, so it would cover November 25th?
The ongoing investigation into Michigan football is a goldmine for journalists and is likely to remain so for the foreseeable future. At this stage, where neither Michigan nor the NCAA has issued any official statements, reporters can make claims without needing to cite concrete sources. With a large following of both fans and critics, simply using "Michigan" and "investigation" in a headline virtually guarantees reader engagement.
Michigan employs the "Vast Network" game plan, leveraging Heisman front-runner JJ McCarthy's exceptional arm to distribute the ball among a deep stable of running backs and top-tier tight ends and wide receivers. This balanced approach makes them unpredictable and difficult to defend against. On the other hand, Ohio State relies on the "Ponzi Scheme" strategy, which is heavily dependent on one star wide receiver, Marvin "Mazda" Harrison Jr. They funnel most plays through him, with below-average quarterback Kyle "Accord" McCord often struggling to diversify the attack, making their offense easier to anticipate and counter.
Breaking News: Emotional Ryan Day Announces Investigation into Wisconsin Football for Alleged Cheating, Declares "I'm Tougher Than Lou Holtz" Before running into the bathroom.
There's a very slim chance that the Big Ten will cancel Michigan's remaining games, potential Big Ten championship game, or the College Football Playoff committee will ban them. This ongoing investigation, coinciding with the college football season, has sparked a media frenzy. Caleb Williams is not a Heisman frontrunner, the Colorado hype fading, and the SEC performing averagely, this is the go-to story for the foreseeable future. In summary, this investigation, tied to the massive Michigan brand, Jim Harbaugh, a Heisman frontrunner, and the most significant rivalry in sports, is a ratings goldmine.
Get thread. I often think about this. I watch games with fans on extreme ends of the spectrum. Some choose a team based on colors or a location of the team. The other end can identify formations and variations of said formations. Nothing wrong with either fandom. I tend to dive full force into whatever I'm doing, so I am the latter.
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Scccrruugs!
This hidden gem is an absolute JAM!
MLK taught me the most important rule in life, that is:
"treat others the way you want to treat them".
Seth "Worm killer" McLaughlin
Other than Michigan, I've always liked Alabama's. They've never changed or fell into the alternate uniform fad a decade ago. Clean, simple and classic.
Nobody goes there anymore. It's too crowded.
Don't pay him any mind. He's playing a character. Same as Stephen A, he has picked a team/school with one of the largest fan bases in the game to trash every chance he gets. It brings clicks/views no matter what side you're on. If you hate Michigan, you watch him to confirm your biases. If you love Michigan, you watch to hear what he's saying about your team, now.
Stephen A picked the Cowboys because they have the largest fan base/ hater base. Same with Michigan and Finebaum.
Michigan 26 - 24 Ohio State
Nice...
Play some fucking defense.
Does anyone know if he's allowed to have any electronic(phone, text, etc) contact with the players/coaches at halftime?
For instance, if he saw an adjustment that needs to be made, at halftime, is it permissible to have contact with the coaching staff?
Yes. This might have been the best possible outcome for the situation. We will eventually find out if it was or wasn't.
Contrary to all the "insider" information, there might be more damning information that we don't know about. If that is the case, W&C could've said, that there is a small percentage chance that Michigan is getting a TRO. Also, while fighting for this TRO, it'll keep Michigan in the negative spotlight, distract the team and possibly bring forth new evidence that could hurt Michigan.
Quite simply, W&C could've recommended to take the 3 games, they weren't seeing the suspension being shortened.
145 yards
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26 carries
145 yards
2 touchdowns
The punishment handed…
Yes.
The punishment handed down to Michigan should be the norm now for allegations of cheating.
Although, this punishment might satisfy the immediate desire to see Michigan disciplined, this will/should undoubtedly become the same protocol unto which all B1G members are subject to.
It boils down the Golden rule,do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
B-B-B-B-BET!
Ballistic. In a professional, succinct and supportive way.
There is no other way to interpret the B1Gs action other than hostile towards Michigan.
Infinite upvotes.
I'd upvote more if I could.
I still can't believe it.
At this point(two and a half hours before kickoff), is no news on the TRO status good or bad?
It would seem that if any decision was made regarding it, we would've heard.
Apologies if this has been discussed before. If the Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) is valid for 14 days, could it be possible for Michigan to have the TRO take effect starting tomorrow, so it would cover November 25th?
...nice.
Brady Holk
Andy…
Rich Rob
Brady Holk
Andy Van Slyke
The peat, ah the peat...
You hit your head on the nail.
The ongoing…
Exactly.
The ongoing investigation into Michigan football is a goldmine for journalists and is likely to remain so for the foreseeable future. At this stage, where neither Michigan nor the NCAA has issued any official statements, reporters can make claims without needing to cite concrete sources. With a large following of both fans and critics, simply using "Michigan" and "investigation" in a headline virtually guarantees reader engagement.
Michigan employs the "Vast Network" game plan, leveraging Heisman front-runner JJ McCarthy's exceptional arm to distribute the ball among a deep stable of running backs and top-tier tight ends and wide receivers. This balanced approach makes them unpredictable and difficult to defend against. On the other hand, Ohio State relies on the "Ponzi Scheme" strategy, which is heavily dependent on one star wide receiver, Marvin "Mazda" Harrison Jr. They funnel most plays through him, with below-average quarterback Kyle "Accord" McCord often struggling to diversify the attack, making their offense easier to anticipate and counter.
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Pon·zi scheme
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"A Ponzi scheme is an investment fraud that pays existing investors with funds collected from new investors."
OR
"Filming a football teams sideline with an iPhone"
If that's Harrison, it's PI
Breaking News: Emotional Ryan Day Announces Investigation into Wisconsin Football for Alleged Cheating, Declares "I'm Tougher Than Lou Holtz" Before running into the bathroom.
There's a very…
I agree.
There's a very slim chance that the Big Ten will cancel Michigan's remaining games, potential Big Ten championship game, or the College Football Playoff committee will ban them. This ongoing investigation, coinciding with the college football season, has sparked a media frenzy. Caleb Williams is not a Heisman frontrunner, the Colorado hype fading, and the SEC performing averagely, this is the go-to story for the foreseeable future. In summary, this investigation, tied to the massive Michigan brand, Jim Harbaugh, a Heisman frontrunner, and the most significant rivalry in sports, is a ratings goldmine.
"They ruled that football staff members could attend the opposite semifinal to scout their possible opponent in a national championship game."
This does nothing for the regular season games that were scouted by the The Wyld Stallyns.
(Fart noise)
"What's the deal with outside investigative firms?"
Is this going to be their new home field tradition?
Iowa has the "Hawkeye wave" at the end of the first quarter. Wisconsin has "Jump around" to begin the 4th quarter.
MSU will have "Hitler halftime trivia".
Gott get a TD here
Great answer from Detroit.
Classic Mancino's Club. They have the best sandwich bread, IMO.
What a great game. The NHL post-season is awesome.
Q:How do you know when a Buckeye fan has been in your backyard?
A: Your garbage cans are knocked over and your dog is pregnant.
I disagree. Need some energy up there. They're competing with the barstool type personalities. Gotta change with the times.
Sacreligious, I know, but hear me out maybe change The Game to the FIRST game of the year.
You're my hero!
Get thread. I often think about this. I watch games with fans on extreme ends of the spectrum. Some choose a team based on colors or a location of the team. The other end can identify formations and variations of said formations. Nothing wrong with either fandom. I tend to dive full force into whatever I'm doing, so I am the latter.