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Michigan hits back. OSU the target Ryan Day

Holy crap someone needs to make a movie out of this STAT. Ryan Day's brother runs a PI firm? And they have another brother? How many bros does it take to bring down Jimbo? Who has a bro himself lol

Oh, BTW the original culprit just got fired. Didnt show up to a meeting with UM on advice of his attorney.

Michigan gathering evidence connecting Ohio State to private investigators (fansided.com )

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Java

Nov 04, 2023

Yes, the illegal method of technological communication was standing on the sideline, looking at the other team signs pointing at them, and then telling the offensive coordinator what they meant

RGF1999

Nov 04, 2023

Shoot the messenger? UM should have the Dem Party lead the charge, they are masters at suppressing info.

trojangroucho

Nov 04, 2023

Ouch, the alleged Ohio state actions are likely to be a felony.

UM will probably claim the employee went rogue even though they paid all his expenses, used the information, and had to be known by several staffers. Its LOIC in bold letters. The NCAA earlier this year rejected Michigans self -assessment of a 4 game suspension for recruiting violation.

When the NCAA’s Committee of Infractions deems a school has failed to display:

Adequate compliance measures
Appropriate education on those compliance measures
Sufficient monitoring to ensure the compliance measures are followed
Swift action upon learning of a violation

That school is seen by the NCAA that it lacks institutional control. With what has transpired at Michigan under Jim Harbaugh, how can the university claim it maintains any control?

https://mikefarrellsports.com/college/harbaughs-michigan-program-defines-toxic-culture-lack-of-institutional-control

A new allegation is that

It also, per sources, is being investigated as to whether or not Stalions had an illegal method of technological communication with Michigan staffers during gameday Saturdays on the sidelines.

The FBI was already involved in another investigational Michigan; its unclear if they overlap.

The FBI has also joined the University of Michigan police in the investigation of former offensive coordinator Matt Weiss, who was fired this winter for allegedly committing "computer access crimes."

https://footballscoop.com/news/michigan-now-trying-to-pin-origin-of-scouting-scandal-on-ryan-days-family-jim-harbaugh-connor-stalions

The University of Michigan Police Department confirmed to multiple media outlets that the on-campus law enforcement group has been working "for months" with the FBI in the ongoing probe of the since-fired Wolverines offensive coordinator.

https://footballscoop.com/news/michigan-scandal-university-of-michigan-police-confirm-fbi-has-joined-probe-into-wolverines

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