Hypothetical Portal Scenarios

[Truewooper]

If Michigan got the death penalty pretty sure all the schools would leave NCAA.

 

[wkato]

Harbaugh was already suspended once this season for breaking the rules so something better be done with the cheating popping up right after the suspension.

 

[Landomatic]

michigan will not get the death penalty..

Probably not even close. If Penn St and Baylor didn't get it, there will probably never be another death penalty again.

 

[Baxter48]

Why would Hausman want to come back?

One, he’s been here, had a great inside look, and then chose to leave. Two, he went to better program and better school that wanted him. Three, he’s getting paid. Four, his current team has an established track record of developing players for the NFL.

And five he’s learning how to cheat from one of the best is Jim

 

[Wasker77]

michigan will not get the death penalty..

I think this stealing signals saga is overblown. The inept NCAA is going to do very little to a powerhouse like Michigan. They had North Carolina dead to rights and nothing came of that.

 

[drubendall]

I think this stealing signals saga is overblown. The inept NCAA is going to do very little to a powerhouse like Michigan. They had North Carolina dead to rights and nothing came of that.

Probably right. It embarrasses Michigan elites, but that’s about it. Opposing fans will remind them of who they are.

 

[NebChicago]

Probably not even close. If Penn St and Baylor didn't get it, there will probably never be another death penalty again.

No shit… what’s worse
A) covering up the molestation of 100s of little boys under the guise of a charity org
OR
B) Stealing offensive signs in a very creative manner

 

[StPeteSkers]

No shit… what’s worse
A) covering up the molestation of 100s of little boys under the guise of a charity org
OR
B) Stealing offensive signs in a very creative manner

From a humanity aspect A is obviously way worse. From a cheating, competitive advantage B is much worse.

Have people really forgotten OSU bowl ban for a player selling an award? Mich will at least receive scholarship reduction and post -season ban.

 

[Wasker77]

From a humanity aspect A is obviously way worse. From a cheating, competitive advantage B is much worse.

Have people really forgotten OSU bowl ban for a player selling an award? Mich will at least receive scholarship reduction and post -season ban.

No way

 

[Charlie Marlow]

The BiG TeN will award Wisconsin a victory for every win that Michigan has to give up.