Michigan banned from post season play?

[Juro]

And improved recruiting due to the perception that harbaugh had turned it around

Agreed.

Michigan might have won the NC fair and square, but the cheating could have helped them get there.

 

[Cash68847]

And improved recruiting due to the perception that harbaugh had turned it around

Their recruiting has never been anything special on paper for a top 5 program which they are. Jimbo could definitely develop though. I’m happy he is gone. Hopefully they erode under Moore.

 

[SlumpBuster]

So um...these deleted texts...apparently are the two guys sexting each other? WTF? Might not be real



Seems to be confirmed here:

 

[Baron Winnebago]

So um...these deleted texts...apparently are the two guys sexting each other? WTF? Might not be real



Seems to be confirmed here:

Who amongst us hasn't sent crank shots to another bro just foolin' around?

 

[BIGSTICK67]

So um...these deleted texts...apparently are the two guys sexting each other? WTF? Might not be real



Seems to be confirmed here:

If true, WTF?

If not, who TF comes up with this stuff?

 

[Huskerforlife]

 

[CornHub]

The NCAA isn't going to punish Michigan for the sign stealing. That offense has always been laughable. What the NCAA is going to punish them for is the unwillingness to cooperate and the attempts to cover it up. If Michigan had simply let the NCAA investigate without any kind of push back, this whole thing would have been over months ago with a short suspension from Harbaugh.

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

 

[BIGSTICK67]

Git-R-Done

Ex-Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh dealt four-year show-cause by NCAA for recruiting violations, unethical conduct

The punishment stems from a COVID-19 dead period recruiting violations case unrelated to the program's sign-stealing scandal

www.cbssports.com

 

[Irv]

Did we know the Netflix doc about Stallions is directed by the son of former Husker Todd Brown?

 

[doublewing]

Did we know the Netflix doc about Stallions is directed by the son of former Husker Todd Brown?

There is a name from my youth. He was on the team when I first started following Husker football when I was first introduced to Husker football.

I remember him making a few critical catches in that final drive to beat Mizzou in Columbia in 1981.

 

[huskin1]

Did we know the Netflix doc about Stallions is directed by the son of former Husker Todd Brown?

No shit?? Went to high school with him for a couple years, didn’t realize that, and not Todd haha

 

[BIGSTICK67]

There is a name from my youth. He was on the team when I first started following Husker football when I was first introduced to Husker football.

I remember him making a few critical catches in that final drive to beat Mizzou in Columbia in 1981.

Phil Bates touchdown with less than a minute left IIRC. I remember listening to that game on the radio that day.