UM held CJ Stroud to 3 2nd half points last year and this year almost lost to Kyle McCord, who scored more points on them. They definitely benefited greatly from their illegal use of electronic equipment to steal signs. Coaches like Lane Kiffin and Mat Rhule have said it was a great edge for them.
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You don't seem to understand much about football.
Last year, Ohio State's Knowles deployed a high risk defense. For most of the game, it worked, shutting down both the running and passing game. Unfortunately, when you blitz and don't get to the QB, you can get burned. Which is what happened. And when you go into 8 an 9 man fronts, if you don't have gap integrity, you can give up long runs if the back passes your Maginot Line. Which is what happened.
Ohio State fans consoled themselves with "it was only five plays!". If Michigan knew everything OSU was going to do, why was their success limited to only five plays? Knowing what was coming from the Buckeye offense, why did they allow 490 plus yards? Your theory doesn't hold up under scrutiny.
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Cool story bro. If it wasn't a huge edge UM wouldn't have hired Stalions to lead such an elaborate operation. BTW, this is only the tip of the iceberg of what is going to come. Wait till the FBI releases its findings.
Stealing signs is not illegal!!!!! In person scouting is ILLEGAL. The reason in person scouting is illegal is because many schools would not be able to afford to send scouts to games. The NCAA has found that there is not a significant advantage to in person scouting. Two years ago the NCAA tried to change the rule regarding in person scouting, but it was voted down.
The FBI has nothing to do with Conor Stalion or Michigan football. The FBI is investigating the hacking of Michigan computers and also the former QB coach hacking his girlfriend's, who is an employee of UMich, emails.
Conor Stalion was hired to decipher opponents' signals. This is done with the TV and ALL22 film that is provided to every school by the NCAA. Every football program has a sign stealer on staff, even ND. The "sign stealer" breaks the opponents codes during the week and advise the OC and DC during the game. Clemson was the best at it. It's only illegal to get the signs in person of opponents on your regular season schedule. Michigan or any of the final six schools can have someone in the stands of this WASHINGTON vs OREGON tonight.
Yeah they fired a couple guys because its so perfectly legal. They should file a lawsuit against Michingan for wrongful dismissal. LOLS!
