The guy that likes to choke a bish. Think Trevor Bauer without the spin rate.
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I never heard anything about that, but I’ve never been a fan of Barstool so I’m not surprised that I didn’t know.
I thought the documentary did a fairly good job of staying unbiased. The people they interviewed from both sides were biased of coarse, but at least both sides were heard.
My biggest disappointment was how hard they tried to make people feel sorry for Stallions. As they pointed out, stealing signs is not cheating. Everyone does it. It’s within the rules. Filming future opponents from the stands is not within the rules, though, and therefore is cheating. He knew the rules and willingly broke them. That’s on him, and I don’t feel one bit sorry for him and how it turned out bad for him.
Above that, I know Stallions and have never liked the guy. I’m happy that he will no longer be a part of the program.
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I agree with all you said (though i didn’t know the guy). He def has some degenerate qualities, mix that with some brilliance and you never know what will come out.
I wonder how hard they’re trying to find who hacked into his computer, LOL.
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They know who hacked it, it was the investigative firm led by Ryan Days brother, but THE NCAA doesn’t care about that. Like @QBHATER90 alluded to, they have been turning a blind eye to OSU for a very long time.
I literally was on Michigan’s practice field a couple years ago when we flat out caught 2 OSU students, with ties to their coaching staff, filming Michigan’s practice (supposed to be a huge violation).
It was immediately reported to the ncaa, and they didn’t even investigate it. They acted like it never happened. This is why you now see the blackout fencing all around the practice field.
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Did Urban Meyer say that under his tenure at OSU they had a guy who’s only job was to watch EVERYTHING that Michigan did for 365 days a year or something to that affect??
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I don’t remember his exact words, but he did say something to that effect.
I think that’s some light Stalions was shining on…. 
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See i live for stories like this. Its why i share what i hear sonetimes bc i just find ut all so fascinating to hear about what goes on when ghe camera is not on etc. Some of the craziest stories ive ever heard were from my uncles ( barbers) whose clients were mega boosters for michigan. Just find it all fascinating.
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It’s way too early, but… Watching his first drive as a college football player. He’s special. 100X the player that was really hyped up in the Michigan State QB
You do know he just turned 18? And msu has shit oline and wr
Yes, and the QB I mentioned is also only 18 or 19. Night and day difference as players
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that’s too easy!
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Again Nebraska has a better oline and wr. Foster is number one wr at msu …lol
One guy looks like might be worth the hype, other guy not so much.
Marsh the freshman WR looks like he’ll be pretty good though
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I have a good friend who does catering and events in Ann Arbor, who’s worked with the Michigan program for years. She’s told me stories about events during Harbaugh’s tenure, and it’s pretty clear that they were the most disorganized program you can imagine. Like nobody ever knew what the hell was going on. Harbaugh is obviously a great football mind and a great leader of men, but a disciplined general like Saban, he is not. It seems highly likely to me that he did not know what guys were up to. Though it also seems pretty likely that he didn’t want to know. He wanted results and got them.
I really enjoyed the documentary. Just thought it was a well done piece of filmmaking in the sense that nobody grilled stallions, but Instead, just let him talk and talk and talk and dig his own hole. He may come out of this looking sympathetic, but definitely not credible.
In general though, I absolutely love this scandal. From disguises on the CMU sideline to Ryan Days brothers private eye firm to Brohio’s digitally altered voice, to the insane ex Marine signal genius who used to live in my neighborhood and keep several hundred broken vacuum cleaners on his front porch, the whole thing is absolutely amazing. College football for the win!
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This is the most accurate description of Harbaugh that I’ve ever read, surprised that the media has never reported on it. Maybe they’ve never caught on. He can be super detailed when it comes to details of how to run and throw the perfect 9 route though for example. Overall though, total chaos.
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He got hurt and cought one pass. So were judging by one game
I’m pretty sure Harbaugh has absolutely zero to do with planning banquets and dinners for the players.
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I’m not talking about event planning. Im talking basic things like getting 100 guys from one place to another. It was total chaos every time they did anything.
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