HawkGold
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How can anyone get into trouble for violations in today's world?
Harbaugh - Well This Might Change Things
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How can anyone get into trouble for violations in today's world?
Like getting caught speeding on the autobahn.
rschneider
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No one cares. Win.
Just made a subtle edit is all.
NorthKCHawk
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Its a four game suspension with three cupcakes and Rutgers. Jim will get some fishing in and be back for the serious games.
Bordone
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He isn't in trouble for the violations he's in trouble for lying to investigators like the good christian that he is.
hawkdrummer1
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His first game back is a trip to Lincoln... that's the real punishment.
Yup everyone cheats in recruiting that's not earth shattering news. But boy oh boy if you lie to the investigators about it all of a sudden that's serious.. I think it's wild that there's been a 'negotiation' with what his penalty will be. That's insane but nothing else makes sense in college football hardly so why not
NorthKCHawk
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He will take his anger out on the Bugeaters by showing Matt Rhule what a 35 point beatdown looks like in a real conference.
NorthKCHawk
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The NCAA/conference was willing to give him more of a slap on the wrist if he just admitted that he lied, but he refused to fess up. He claims he just had bad memory, not that he intentionally lied, but his explanation is not plausible given how obvious the lies were. Should have fallen on your sword, Jimmy. Dumbass.
MelroseHawkins
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Ohio St and others over the years have proven that cheating is more of a benefit than any infractions. The precedent has already been set. It's worth if for teams to do.
MelroseHawkins
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More of the story is I thought HawkGold was back! Ends up just being an old post.
JoeyLabasForPresident
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He will soon come out of his summer hibernation, it's nearly time.
okeefe4prez
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If we don't hear from him in August, I guarandamntee we will hear from when the offense has its first setback. We should enjoy the calm before the ensuing storm.
SCHawkeye2
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Mad Dog fuming over Jim Harbaugh's likely suspension being too light - ESPN Video
Chris Russo goes off on the NCAA's expected decision to suspend Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh for only four games.
dahlhawk
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Yes, suspending a coach is meaningless, he can coach from a remote site. Do something real like take away visits or something like that.
