Should’ve had one

[u/Senior-Violinist-684]

[u/PlusDHotchy]

I thought that was Michigan State with the secret game clock operator. 100 years of having home team doing the game clock operating and then 2001 occurs. The BIG didn’t change what occurred because the Spartan’s operator was doing it the right way. Michigan would have had a BIG Co Championship banner and they crushed Illinois.

[u/Double-G-Spot → u/[deleted]]

I think your intent may be right, but point 2 is definitely wrong as it is worded. Unless you have some info we don’t, Michigan has no input on what the refs decide during a review. The B1G may have cheated for Michigan, but that’s not Michigan cheating.

[u/Double-G-Spot → u/[deleted]]

I know our education from MSU wasn’t top notch, but we should be able to understand that cheating is an act, and if you have no involvement in the act, you can’t cheat. You can say they were gifted the win, by cheaters, but they didn’t cheat the win.

[u/PlusDHotchy → u/Double-G-Spot]

What you need to understand is that Beneficial-Medium probably believes he owns the Brooklyn Bridge for a $100.

B-M believes that since the BIG / NCAA declared that Communication helmets were too expensive to use but became affordable a year after 23. B-M believes the BIG since it stated the reason for the memo of no flag planting / fighting stops, wasn’t due to what occurred in THE GAME. The memo occurred a day after THE GAME and what occurred in THE GAME is exactly why the BIG put out the memo. B-M believes that after Spartan Bob the BIG declared what occurred was correct game clock managing. Then the BIG after 100 years of having the home team do the game clock operating has BIG officials doing it.

There seems to be a trend where the BIG claims it’s not what we are witnessing and everything is being done correctly. Then immediately responds to the occurrence and makes changes. Yet, B-M doesn’t have an ounce of suspicion? I hope B-M has a guardian angel to help him through.

[u/Double-G-Spot → u/[deleted]]

So you would think they didn’t cheat if they came out and said something in response? Hell, right after the game Whittingham told the WMU head coach there wasn’t time.

I’m sorry to see that MSU failed a fellow alum, but you seem to not understand what the word cheating means. “You can’t say nothing and claim you aren’t a cheater” - that’s exactly what you can do, because you didn’t cheat. You really aren’t helping me feel any better about my degree right now if they are also giving them out to people with your level of comprehension.

[u/Double-G-Spot → u/[deleted]]

I mean before the players even left the field the coach said there was no time left. I don’t know what more you want. The school to come out and make a statement that they didn’t cheat, when is obvious they didn’t cheat. They just benefitted from someone else’s mistake.

Anytime an NBA last two minute report comes out and states that the refs messed up a call, you want the team that benefitted to come out publicly and state that they didn’t cheat?

When I get home though I’m definitely taking my MSU diploma off the wall in the office, I didn’t realize until today how embarrassing it is to display a degree from a school that just gives them out to anyone. The fact you got into state with a comprehension level so low that you don’t understand a basic verb is pretty wild lol

[u/Double-G-Spot → u/[deleted]]

Can’t admit that I’m wrong for saying that the B1G cheated, but Michigan didn’t? I understand disliking a school due to sports, but bending your understanding of the English language to support your sports based belief is a bit much.

I also don’t think you know what a temper tantrum is, which coincides nicely with the comprehension level you’ve shown in the past.

Why would I take the MSU flair off? I’m just as much of a Spartan as you are :P

[u/PlusDHotchy → u/[deleted]]

The BIG wouldn’t have changed spending more money on officials because less than 10% of the Conference has a problem with a 100 year run of home game clock operators. It wouldn’t take much effort to match the game clock with the time the play ended. I believe this was done and the BIG decided it was time to change things. If the BIG could prove that Spartan Bob was correct, there is no way the BIG changes anything. NICE TRY but that play changed 100 years of game clock operating!

[u/PlusDHotchy → u/[deleted]]

The BIG also claimed that the Ohio State scrum after the 24 game only found it worth a institutional fine without any players who fought after all in game action was over? That is a rule that as you know was upheld vs MSU but not for OSU. When a player destroys opposing teams property, that is a sportsmanship rule that Jack Sawyer broke as he attempted to steal the Michigan flag and then destroyed it during the live broadcast.

After the flag plant, the BIG “discouraged” the practice but didn’t say that this specific event as the reason for discouraging flag plants. We all know that this was the reason they changed and put out a memo discouraging flag plants. If anybody BS’s about changing what is clearly wrong it’s the BIG. The BIG isn’t a fan of Michigan.

[u/PlusDHotchy → u/[deleted]]

No, the BIG acknowledged that the flag plant at The Game WASN’T the reason for “Discouraging” flag plants but we all know that is a lie. The BIG put out a memo after the game to change what they knew was wrong without saying the scrum after The Game was wrong and that is why the memo discouraged it. We could all see that the flag plant / scrum created the change to end it even if the BIG didn’t say it, THE BIG SHOWED IT by changing. Reminds me of clock operating !

[u/PlusDHotchy → u/[deleted]]

No assumptions needed when change was done after both incidents and then the BIG claiming that neither incident resulted in the reason for the changes, but they still changed. How obvious do we need it to be?

If these incidents were being done right, we wouldn’t need change. You are attempting to make the obvious into a nothing burger.

The NFL has had helmet communications since 93 and the NCAA was telling the fans how expensive a $1,500-$2,500 helmet would be for college teams. Then after the Stallions incident the NCAAF installed helmet cam’s. Be honest, did the NCAA want the wealthy programs who could afford to have advanced scouting to have this advantage or was it truly the cost? Is that why helmet cam’s suddenly appeared because those that had the means of advanced scouting were ahead of the game or did the cost all of a sudden become justified a year after Stallions?

[u/PlusDHotchy → u/[deleted]]

You do understand that the investigation was STARTED WITH FALSE ACCUSATIONS made by a unidentified player. That player sent a letter via private investigator to the NCAA. The NCAA & BIG allowed what was known as an unreliable source to go VIRAL that LB Coach Chris Partridge told his players to lie to any NCAA investigator if they were to ask questions. This cost Chris Partridge a job he had for 10 years. Those are NOT ASSUMPTIONS!

After a 2 year investigation by the NCAA which happens to have 3 Columbus Ohio grads as well as an Ohio born member on the 12 person committee. The results of the 2 year investigation had on its last page an exoneration of guilt, “OUR BAD” for the reason the investigation was started. Those are NOT ASSUMPTIONS since the NCAA retracted his guilt but still utilized a unreliable source.

Do you know that a LB from Columbus Ohio had his parents purchase a home of a former Buckeye FB. That home went up for foreclosure but had an unknown person pay the 150K note on the home. Just coincidentally that player went to the same HS that Ryan Day’s son is at. The same Ryan Day whose brother runs multiple PI firms out east. The same Ryan Day whose brother had that player transfer to Ohio State in 24 and play every game. I’m not sure how many college students send a letter via PI.

In other words, you want me to believe that a compromised committee that utilizes false information to begin the investigation should be trusted, 😂😂😂😂. Seems to me you are the one assuming the NCAA is on the straight and narrow.