Now this is who they play (all at home) so won't miss much:
East Carolina
UNLV
Bowling Green
Rutgers
Jim Harbaugh likely suspended first 4 games of the season
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Now this is who they play (all at home) so won't miss much:
East Carolina
UNLV
Bowling Green
Rutgers
Sounds like the one getting the worst penalty doesn't even work in college football anymore.
Plus this sounds pretty tame. Just don't lie, Jim.
"Harbaugh’s alleged initial cover-up was worse than the crime itself from the NCAA's perspective. In a notice of allegations sent to Michigan last year, the association cited four Level II violations, including meeting with two recruits during a COVID-19 dead period, texting a recruit outside of an allowable time period, having analysts perform on-field coaching duties during practice and having coaches watching players work out via Zoom."
Plus this sounds pretty tame. Just don't lie, Jim.
"Harbaugh’s alleged initial cover-up was worse than the crime itself from the NCAA's perspective. In a notice of allegations sent to Michigan last year, the association cited four Level II violations, including meeting with two recruits during a COVID-19 dead period, texting a recruit outside of an allowable time period, having analysts perform on-field coaching duties during practice and having coaches watching players work out via Zoom."
Will Michigan dock 1/3 of his salary? If yes, ouch. If no, definitely got off so easy.
Hear me out, what if there was a stipulation that coaching and player suspensions must be applied to conference games first?
Coach gets suspended for 4 games? He’s missing 4 conference games. Player gets suspended for 10 games? He’s missing 9 conference games and a non-conference game.
I get that these are usually applied around timing, but these “consequences” are hardly a deterrent. Suspensions should be punitive- not a slap on the wrist.
Coach gets suspended for 4 games? He’s missing 4 conference games. Player gets suspended for 10 games? He’s missing 9 conference games and a non-conference game.
I get that these are usually applied around timing, but these “consequences” are hardly a deterrent. Suspensions should be punitive- not a slap on the wrist.
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Seems like it’s one conference that’s always the source of these off-the-field stories. Hmmm.
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No conference would ever, ever approve that, for exactly the reason you think.
Not for harbaugh, he will be losing his mind with no football despite the easy schedule. Weird punishment all things considered as it doesn’t actually do anything
Had Campbell done that the NCAA would have suspended him for five years, reduced ISU scholarships to 10 and had the field at Jack Trice salted
Probably would have burned down the new bridge and made him watch
This is always the best. Were going to dock you 1/3 of your salary. Like they won't make it up to him on his next contract extension.
Any punishment in college athletics that doesn't impact scholarship numbers means nothing.
Assistants do most of the work on game days, athletic departments and coaches make too much for any punitive damages to matter, and NIL could even make scholarships less impactful for those wealthy schools.
Assistants do most of the work on game days, athletic departments and coaches make too much for any punitive damages to matter, and NIL could even make scholarships less impactful for those wealthy schools.
Ya he might be out on the streets if he doesn’t get paid for those games.
