I don't think that was just to "give them the best chance to have a team in the playoffs," they did it because it was logical to do so in the COVID year when they had 2 games cancelled because of COVID at other schools, and one for COVID at their own. Not changing the rule in that case would have been monumentally stupid.
But they're also not going to do the monumentally stupid thing this year (trying to keep Michigan out). The Big Ten clearly cares a lot about money and their TV deals, that's why all the alignment stuff has happened in the first place. They aren't going to jeopardize that for innuendo.
Are you talking about the photos that OSU fans have been surfacing? Of course most of that is from OSU, because OSU fans hate Michigan, and they will be the first to rabidly search this shit out. That doesn't explain the post on the Tennessee forum from last year talking about this.
So what you're telling me is that it is speculation, based on the fact that Ryan Day hates Michigan. You can speculate that, but in this roundtable it's being stated as if it's fact. That isn't a good look, because it's pure speculation.
Wait wait wait, where did the claim that OSU hired a private investigator even come from? We have a claim that an "Outside investigative firm" was who originally approached the NCAA. That's it, right? Jumping to "IT WAS OHIO STATE!!!!!" is just as bad as the OSU fans convinced wins are going to be vacated.
I guess it's possible that OSU hired a PI, but there isn't any evidence that I have seen, and unless I missed something, is really just wild speculation.
Number 6 can't be understated. We see Don Brown's defenses just dominate bad to mediocre teams week in and week out, leading to fans and the media talking up how amazing his defense is. But we get shredded against every good team we play. DB has a very specific defense that he coaches up, but any team with a halfway decent scheme exposes just how narrow his focus, and complete his inability to adjust, really is. He's completely inflexible.
I was just looking around for a Michigan cycling jersey, this popped up in a Google image search, and DAMN I wish I wouldn't have missed this. That third jersey is sweet.
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I don't think that was just to "give them the best chance to have a team in the playoffs," they did it because it was logical to do so in the COVID year when they had 2 games cancelled because of COVID at other schools, and one for COVID at their own. Not changing the rule in that case would have been monumentally stupid.
But they're also not going to do the monumentally stupid thing this year (trying to keep Michigan out). The Big Ten clearly cares a lot about money and their TV deals, that's why all the alignment stuff has happened in the first place. They aren't going to jeopardize that for innuendo.
I am going to go out on a limb and say that, based on his avatar, that's not a sailor.
LOL, you can tell. What with how well he covered his tracks. Real James Bond level shit going on there.
The earliest message board post I've seen was from a Tennessee message board.
Are you talking about the photos that OSU fans have been surfacing? Of course most of that is from OSU, because OSU fans hate Michigan, and they will be the first to rabidly search this shit out. That doesn't explain the post on the Tennessee forum from last year talking about this.
So what you're telling me is that it is speculation, based on the fact that Ryan Day hates Michigan. You can speculate that, but in this roundtable it's being stated as if it's fact. That isn't a good look, because it's pure speculation.
Wait wait wait, where did the claim that OSU hired a private investigator even come from? We have a claim that an "Outside investigative firm" was who originally approached the NCAA. That's it, right? Jumping to "IT WAS OHIO STATE!!!!!" is just as bad as the OSU fans convinced wins are going to be vacated.
I guess it's possible that OSU hired a PI, but there isn't any evidence that I have seen, and unless I missed something, is really just wild speculation.
Number 6 can't be understated. We see Don Brown's defenses just dominate bad to mediocre teams week in and week out, leading to fans and the media talking up how amazing his defense is. But we get shredded against every good team we play. DB has a very specific defense that he coaches up, but any team with a halfway decent scheme exposes just how narrow his focus, and complete his inability to adjust, really is. He's completely inflexible.
I was just looking around for a Michigan cycling jersey, this popped up in a Google image search, and DAMN I wish I wouldn't have missed this. That third jersey is sweet.
This "article" is downright shameful. It really should be removed. I disagree so I'll just try to shame the person I disagree with.
I think it's a joke.