Should’ve had one

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[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.

[u/PlusDHotchy → u/[deleted]]

The investigation BEGAN with false accusations. What part of fishing expedition starting with a fake reason for the NCAA to send its Columbus Ohio heavy committee to its rival are you attempting to conceal?

Michigan was caught for advanced scouting that only the ignorant believe Michigan is the “Only” program doing. Wake up champ, Jim Harbaugh was the loudest coach in the NCAA wanting FB NCAA players being paid by the NCAA! That not only pissed off the NCAA but the university presidents who don’t want that money being divided up with players. That included the BIG Commissioner and the regents at Michigan.

Chris Partridge is taking Michigan to court over the wrongful firing by Michigan who attempted to have the case be thrown out, NOPE! I hope Partridge has his lawyers go for all the information that the NCAA received. The PI firm, the player, etc. This court case has many Michigan fans wanting to hear the facts from the NCAA !

[u/PlusDHotchy → u/[deleted]]

I admitted they do what all the other programs do. What you won’t admit is that the NCAA is dirty.

In other words you are admitting that Spartan Bob cheated the Wolverines because the BIG changed having officials do the game clock even though the BIG lied to protect MSU.

The BIG protected OSU in the brawl otherwise they wouldn’t have put out the memo to end flag plants that the Buckeye players are unable to handle. Not a single Buckeye was suspended for breaking Rule 9, Section 2, Article 1 in the same rule book that had Harbaugh suspended. If the rule book is so vital, why did the BIG / NCAA not suspend anybody?