- You'll never find anything, 'cause RR will shred the documents
- If you did, nothing will happen because it's sanctimonious Michigan -- let us all bow
- If by some miracle the NCAA does levy a sanction, it will be a slap on the wrist, because it's "all mighty Michigan"
- The NCAA will use this as a reason to open a wider national investigation of strength & conditioning coaching and "volunteer" time, even though scholars and critics have been screaming about this issue for years, it pathetically takes it to happen to scUM for the NCAA to wakeup.
- Cheating is cheating. While many programs may or may not follow the rules to the same extent, if one breaks the rules, it should be held accountable.
Video from Freep reporters on their investigation:
I'll tell you what pisses me off. Michigan people saying "well everyone does it" as an excuse that it is ok.
ReplyDeleteWhy is it that if another team screws up or breaks the rules, it's their tough luck... but if it is scUM, then it's time to change the rules? That's hypocritical and two-faced. The Univ of Michigan machine that is the NCAA's media darling needs to be exposed for what it is: no better than the rest, no matter what the Michigan supporters think.
They can laugh and dish out all they want about John L Smith, but when the joke is on them... they can't take it.