buddha

the ncaa has today recommended passing a rule that would allow analysts to conduct practice drills. exactly what michigan allegedly violated. what a joke. i hope they pass a hamburger ordinance next.

live look at the harbaugh house.

mind. blown.

its longboarding for beginners!

cornelius johnson probably coming back and a bunch of top freshman coming on. he was looking to lose playing time. for a team that runs the ball so much theyve done very well in recruiting receivers. and honestly, he wasnt all that great this year.

apparently the lions are changing the turf at ford field and wont be able to host any of these games.

btw,that's internet reporting from balas about what it was. we dont really know. it could be something more substantial than that.

he probably told the ncaa it was a hamburger but it turns out it was a CHEESEBURGER!!!!

"the reason Jim got a Level One, apparently, is because two committed recruits stopped by during COVID for an impromptu visit and he took them to the Brown Jug for a Jug burger in the morning. They found a receipt, but I guess he wasn't completely honest about it." the horror!!!!!!!

of course they are.

im worried about all aspects of the lions defense against green bay. but on the whole, i am more worried about aaron rodgers than aaron jones.

they never made it past the sweet sixteen with frieder. they won a national championship and went to two final games with fisher. whatever frieder was doing wasnt working. its not my fault you made a poor analogy. lol.

i doubt it is much more than harbaugh not answering the questions because he's weird. regardless, its a black mark on the program. or at least it will be perceived as a black mark by those who care about such things. and besides that point, it will be in the news for a few days and people will take their shots at "holier than thou" michigan and those that still believe michigan is somehow "holier" than other programs will be upset about it. i think its more fuel for harbaugh to leave and can be an excuse for him to go. "fed up with the ncaa" type stuff, rather than "i really want to go coach in the nfl again," which is likely the real reason. i think this is a nothingburger. but i also think michigan needs to cheat better and i dont believe they are holier than anyone (other than michigan state). that said, it IS a black mark on how the program likes to view itself and the image it likes to give off to the rest of the world. it will be played up by the media and - like with juwan and the wisconsin incident - be bad publicity for the university. so i expect harbaugh to leave, then a bunch of players will transfer, and a team that was set up to win next year will be gutted and not live up to expectations. when it rains it pours.

ESPN. The violations include alleged impermissible contact with recruits during the NCAA-mandated dead periods, as well as the use of a defensive analyst for on-field coaching activities, a rules violation. Sources told ESPN that Harbaugh's cooperation with NCAA enforcement staff during the investigation is also being examined. Harbaugh could face penalties that include a multigame suspension, sources said. lol. very serious indeed.

its the hope that kills you.

indianapolis would probably get it. very centralized.

never liked that guy.

as opposed to you, who will tell us how michigan stretching for an extra 5 minutes before practice is a sign that the program is actually as dirty as mississippi state. lol. and it is funny that the most "holier than thou" poster on this board when it comes to ncaa violations isnt a michigan fan, but a usc fan.

ok, cause frieder didnt lead any team to a national championship.

rational me: if the bills refuse to play they forfeit. irrational me: lets make an 8th seed so the lions have a better chance to make it

who did bo lock out of the building that got him to a national championship for disloyalty?

that means he has an agent.

his agent crafted a nice non-committal committal.

i imagine the lakers will like him very much.

lets see what happens when saban retires.