NorthKCHawk
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Wow, the coaches were allowed to vent to the Commish for an hour without Harbaugh on the line. What I took away from this is how serious this really was. There were some folks out there that were dismissive of the seriousness of what Michigan was doing (everyone steals signs, this is no big deal). It sounds like the coaches (rightfully) expressed that this level of sophisticated cheating absolutely changed games. One has to look no further than Michigan's record before this scheme started and after. Aint it funny how Jim could not beat OSU (a team that does a lot of sideline audibles) before he started cheating, but now has beat them back to back?
The conference won't act before the season ends because Michigan could make the playoffs. Too much money. But, I am growing confident that this will be the last season Harbaugh ever coaches in college. I also expect Michigan's wins will be vacated.
If the Commish had any balls he would suspend Harbuagh immediately. They have plenty of evidence, they don't need the full report to know where this is heading.
The conference won't act before the season ends because Michigan could make the playoffs. Too much money. But, I am growing confident that this will be the last season Harbaugh ever coaches in college. I also expect Michigan's wins will be vacated.
If the Commish had any balls he would suspend Harbuagh immediately. They have plenty of evidence, they don't need the full report to know where this is heading.
Sources: Coaches urge Big Ten to act on Michigan
A vast majority of the Big Ten coaches expressed their frustrations with the ongoing signal-stealing investigation at Michigan in a video call with commissioner Tony Petitti on Wednesday that was described as both intense and emotional, sources told ESPN.
www.espn.com