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Coach Walters weighing in on record. One of the few.
www.espn.com
Purdue coach: Know Michigan was at our games
Purdue coach Ryan Walters said his staff has had to teach players new signals and that the team will operate differently when it visits Michigan on Saturday due to evidence of scouting by the Wolverines.
If Purdue has evidence against UM then they should release it and put more pressure on the B1G to do something. And by do something, I mean do something meaningful for this season
There'd be a immediate financial penalty
Why would Purdue endanger their CFP payout?
Then why bring it up in the first place?
The people who make the decisions are different than the people who have brought this to light.
In talking to the UMich booster boss of mine, the nuh supporter level of delusion is becoming clear.
This is true and it hurts
Conferences make a total of $6m per CFP team to distribute to their members. That’s $428k/school for the B1G. That’s a rounding error when you consider each school is now making $80m+ per year from a media deal which is about $20m/year more than they’ve been used to getting.
If schools like Purdue were overly concerned about missing out on their potential CFP revenue because of Michigan getting banned, first year coaches like Walters wouldn’t be speaking so freely on the record about it.
Coaches and presidents have different priorities.
And if not rocking the boat was a priority for the President, the coach wouldn’t be saying anything. The other B1G teams are pissed and don’t give a **** about Michigan getting into the CFP
Let's not worry about the murder that was committed. The thing to be outraged about is the person who looked in the window and saw the body was trespassing!
UBL?
Maybe? I didn't read every post to get caught up.
Really glad CU didn’t hire Ryan Day. Bullet dodged.
ahoelsken
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JFC the Big 10 and their stupid scandals. I don't believe the idea that tOSU is somehow behind this at all.
I read a piece from some dip**** advocating for giving Michigan football the death penalty just now. We can't give Baylor the death penalty for the Dennehy scandal or Art Briles, but we should give Michigan the death penalty for Houston Astros type mischief?
Whatever.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
That makes Nebraska fans look normal-its that ****ing wacky.
I think you overestimate how much outrage decision-makers have about this thing.
What sucks is - team A plays team B. Team A wins. Violations ensue. Team A vacates win. Team B doesn’t get to vacate loss.
Or like, why even try to win the game? The P12 has done a good job of proving the CFP don’t matter that much, otherwise Arizona or Stanford would just roll over to Utah and Oregon on a yearly basis.
I mean, he's not wrong about DIA.