[82lsju]

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...11-schools

Connor Stalions, the suspended Michigan staffer at the center of the NCAA's sign-stealing probe, purchased tickets in his own name for more than 30 games over the past three years at 11 different Big Ten schools, sources at 11 different league schools told ESPN.

The scope of the University of Michigan's alleged sign-stealing operation includes both video evidence of electronics prohibited by the NCAA to steal signs and a significant paper trail, sources told ESPN. Stalions forwarded the tickets he bought to at least three different people in different areas of the country, sources say, which hints at the breadth of the operation.

The NCAA is expected to receive video evidence this week of illegal technology used in scouting tied to tickets purchased by Stalions, according to sources. An opposing Big Ten school looked up in-stadium surveillance video from a game earlier this year, and sources said the person in the seat of the ticket purchased by Stalions held his smartphone up and appeared to film the home team's sideline the entire game.

[82lsju]

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...11-schools

Connor Stalions, the suspended Michigan staffer at the center of the NCAA's sign-stealing probe, purchased tickets in his own name for more than 30 games over the past three years at 11 different Big Ten schools, sources at 11 different league schools told ESPN.

The scope of the University of Michigan's alleged sign-stealing operation includes both video evidence of electronics prohibited by the NCAA to steal signs and a significant paper trail, sources told ESPN. Stalions forwarded the tickets he bought to at least three different people in different areas of the country, sources say, which hints at the breadth of the operation.

The NCAA is expected to receive video evidence this week of illegal technology used in scouting tied to tickets purchased by Stalions, according to sources. An opposing Big Ten school looked up in-stadium surveillance video from a game earlier this year, and sources said the person in the seat of the ticket purchased by Stalions held his smartphone up and appeared to film the home team's sideline the entire game.

[Giants]

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https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...11-schools

Connor Stalions, the suspended Michigan staffer at the center of the NCAA's sign-stealing probe, purchased tickets in his own name for more than 30 games over the past three years at 11 different Big Ten schools, sources at 11 different league schools told ESPN.

The scope of the University of Michigan's alleged sign-stealing operation includes both video evidence of electronics prohibited by the NCAA to steal signs and a significant paper trail, sources told ESPN. Stalions forwarded the tickets he bought to at least three different people in different areas of the country, sources say, which hints at the breadth of the operation.

The NCAA is expected to receive video evidence this week of illegal technology used in scouting tied to tickets purchased by Stalions, according to sources. An opposing Big Ten school looked up in-stadium surveillance video from a game earlier this year, and sources said the person in the seat of the ticket purchased by Stalions held his smartphone up and appeared to film the home team's sideline the entire game.

I look forward to seeing him receive a one game suspension (v. Arkansas State) next year (insert sarcasm emoji here).  IMO, Harbaugh is a liar and a cheat.  Of course, Michigan is more interested in winning at any cost than doing the right thing.  Stanford was fortunate that he moved on when he did…..

What a disgrace.

[Giants]

1698096909[/url]']
https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...11-schools

Connor Stalions, the suspended Michigan staffer at the center of the NCAA's sign-stealing probe, purchased tickets in his own name for more than 30 games over the past three years at 11 different Big Ten schools, sources at 11 different league schools told ESPN.

The scope of the University of Michigan's alleged sign-stealing operation includes both video evidence of electronics prohibited by the NCAA to steal signs and a significant paper trail, sources told ESPN. Stalions forwarded the tickets he bought to at least three different people in different areas of the country, sources say, which hints at the breadth of the operation.

The NCAA is expected to receive video evidence this week of illegal technology used in scouting tied to tickets purchased by Stalions, according to sources. An opposing Big Ten school looked up in-stadium surveillance video from a game earlier this year, and sources said the person in the seat of the ticket purchased by Stalions held his smartphone up and appeared to film the home team's sideline the entire game.

I look forward to seeing him receive a one game suspension (v. Arkansas State) next year (insert sarcasm emoji here).  IMO, Harbaugh is a liar and a cheat.  Of course, Michigan is more interested in winning at any cost than doing the right thing.  Stanford was fortunate that he moved on when he did…..

What a disgrace.

[2006alum]

Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

[2006alum]

Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

[Spiny_Norman]

Next season, Harbaugh will be gone for the NFL. But Michigan will have to deal with the consequences of this action, either from the NCAA, the Big 10 or both.

[Spiny_Norman]

Next season, Harbaugh will be gone for the NFL. But Michigan will have to deal with the consequences of this action, either from the NCAA, the Big 10 or both.

[cardcrimson]

Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

Um, well, Harbaugh was at Stanford for four, from 2007 to 2010.

Amazing the disdain on this board for our last two coaches, one who resurrected the program, then the second the winningest coach in our history. For shame Cardboarders. For shame.

[cardcrimson]

Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

Um, well, Harbaugh was at Stanford for four, from 2007 to 2010.

Amazing the disdain on this board for our last two coaches, one who resurrected the program, then the second the winningest coach in our history. For shame Cardboarders. For shame.

[Giants]

1698120270[/url]']

1698101701[/url]']
Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

Um, well, Harbaugh was at Stanford for four, from 2007 to 2010.

Amazing the disdain on this board for our last two coaches, one who resurrected the program, then the second the winningest coach in our history. For shame Cardboarders. For shame.

I have zero respect for any coach who lacks integrity no matter where he coaches.

[Giants]

1698120270[/url]']

1698101701[/url]']
Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

Um, well, Harbaugh was at Stanford for four, from 2007 to 2010.

Amazing the disdain on this board for our last two coaches, one who resurrected the program, then the second the winningest coach in our history. For shame Cardboarders. For shame.

I have zero respect for any coach who lacks integrity no matter where he coaches.

[2006alum]

Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

Um, well, Harbaugh was at Stanford for four, from 2007 to 2010.

Amazing the disdain on this board for our last two coaches, one who resurrected the program, then the second the winningest coach in our history. For shame Cardboarders. For shame.

So if Harbaugh, say, suddenly tried to down a plane, we're still not entitled to have disdain for him? Is it just that you don't think these allegations are very bad?

I'm grateful to him for resurrecting our program, but that's not a lifetime get out of jail free card. By all accounts, his program was involved in a massive, coordinated cheating operation, and it just so happened to occur as Michigan rose to the very top echelons of college ball. And not dissimilarly, there's very persuasive circumstantial evidence that a lot of our "intellectual brutality" that he instituted was probably chemically enhanced.

Sorry, but I'm never going to apologize for having disdain for cheaters.

[2006alum]

Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

Um, well, Harbaugh was at Stanford for four, from 2007 to 2010.

Amazing the disdain on this board for our last two coaches, one who resurrected the program, then the second the winningest coach in our history. For shame Cardboarders. For shame.

So if Harbaugh, say, suddenly tried to down a plane, we're still not entitled to have disdain for him? Is it just that you don't think these allegations are very bad?

I'm grateful to him for resurrecting our program, but that's not a lifetime get out of jail free card. By all accounts, his program was involved in a massive, coordinated cheating operation, and it just so happened to occur as Michigan rose to the very top echelons of college ball. And not dissimilarly, there's very persuasive circumstantial evidence that a lot of our "intellectual brutality" that he instituted was probably chemically enhanced.

Sorry, but I'm never going to apologize for having disdain for cheaters.

[cardcrimson]

Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

Um, well, Harbaugh was at Stanford for four, from 2007 to 2010.

Amazing the disdain on this board for our last two coaches, one who resurrected the program, then the second the winningest coach in our history. For shame Cardboarders. For shame.

So if Harbaugh, say, suddenly tried to down a plane, we're still not entitled to have disdain for him? Is it just that you don't think these allegations are very bad?

I'm grateful to him for resurrecting our program, but that's not a lifetime get out of jail free card. By all accounts, his program was involved in a massive, coordinated cheating operation, and it just so happened to occur as Michigan rose to the very top echelons of college ball. And not dissimilarly, there's very persuasive circumstantial evidence that a lot of our "intellectual brutality" that he instituted was probably chemically enhanced.

Sorry, but I'm never going to apologize for having disdain for cheaters.

All I commented on was the disdain for our last two coaches that is so prevalent on this board. Nothing more. Thanks for solidifying my point (and trashing the players from 2007-2010 at the same time with "persuasive circumstantial evidence").

[cardcrimson]

Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

Um, well, Harbaugh was at Stanford for four, from 2007 to 2010.

Amazing the disdain on this board for our last two coaches, one who resurrected the program, then the second the winningest coach in our history. For shame Cardboarders. For shame.

So if Harbaugh, say, suddenly tried to down a plane, we're still not entitled to have disdain for him? Is it just that you don't think these allegations are very bad?

I'm grateful to him for resurrecting our program, but that's not a lifetime get out of jail free card. By all accounts, his program was involved in a massive, coordinated cheating operation, and it just so happened to occur as Michigan rose to the very top echelons of college ball. And not dissimilarly, there's very persuasive circumstantial evidence that a lot of our "intellectual brutality" that he instituted was probably chemically enhanced.

Sorry, but I'm never going to apologize for having disdain for cheaters.

All I commented on was the disdain for our last two coaches that is so prevalent on this board. Nothing more. Thanks for solidifying my point (and trashing the players from 2007-2010 at the same time with "persuasive circumstantial evidence").

[needle]

I'm in the camp of neutral fans who don't see the allegations against Michigan as being egregious enough for wins to be vacated. The main reason is that I believe the handful of published reports suggesting that sign stealing is widespread practice in major CFB:

 “I did it for more than 10 years for our defensive coordinator,” one of them told me. “And what most fans don’t know is that most teams do it, or at least try to do it, and it is considered fair game. None of us ever consider it cheating.”

With one exception.

“Using video cameras to tape a team’s sideline is crossing the line,” he said. “That is a big no-no … and most staffs I know honor that code, although we always knew that there was one team from the old Big East which did it in their home stadium.”

I was not allowed to name that team since the head coach is still active in coaching.

https://theozone.net/2020/12/stealing-of...aches-say/

 But when asked for his thoughts on the allegations, Narduzzi declined to comment specifically on Michigan. Instead, he pushed for the NCAA to take serious action across the country for an issue he sees as widespread in college football.

“It definitely happens, and it would be nice if someone would put a stop to it,” Narduzzi said of sign stealing during his Thursday press conference at UPMC Rooney Sports Complex. “It’s not good for the game. ... I’ll throw it out there. Maybe the NCAA will read your article today on that question.”

https://www.post-gazette.com/sports/Pitt...2310170167

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If the evidence is as strong as it seems to be, I'd like to see Harbaugh suspended for maybe 4 to 6 games and let that be the end of it. I'm definitely not claiming to have the moral high ground here, but I just don't feel like it's necessary to go nuclear on one school when many, many schools are doing something very similar.

[needle]

I'm in the camp of neutral fans who don't see the allegations against Michigan as being egregious enough for wins to be vacated. The main reason is that I believe the handful of published reports suggesting that sign stealing is widespread practice in major CFB:

 “I did it for more than 10 years for our defensive coordinator,” one of them told me. “And what most fans don’t know is that most teams do it, or at least try to do it, and it is considered fair game. None of us ever consider it cheating.”

With one exception.

“Using video cameras to tape a team’s sideline is crossing the line,” he said. “That is a big no-no … and most staffs I know honor that code, although we always knew that there was one team from the old Big East which did it in their home stadium.”

I was not allowed to name that team since the head coach is still active in coaching.

https://theozone.net/2020/12/stealing-of...aches-say/

 But when asked for his thoughts on the allegations, Narduzzi declined to comment specifically on Michigan. Instead, he pushed for the NCAA to take serious action across the country for an issue he sees as widespread in college football.

“It definitely happens, and it would be nice if someone would put a stop to it,” Narduzzi said of sign stealing during his Thursday press conference at UPMC Rooney Sports Complex. “It’s not good for the game. ... I’ll throw it out there. Maybe the NCAA will read your article today on that question.”

https://www.post-gazette.com/sports/Pitt...2310170167

+++

If the evidence is as strong as it seems to be, I'd like to see Harbaugh suspended for maybe 4 to 6 games and let that be the end of it. I'm definitely not claiming to have the moral high ground here, but I just don't feel like it's necessary to go nuclear on one school when many, many schools are doing something very similar.

[PAsportsfan]

1698101701[/url]']
Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

Did the PED players get busted while at Stanford? Maybe said players started taking PEDs in the pros when they recognized they weren’t strong enough 
DUE TO Turley's unique non strength building training techniques?

[PAsportsfan]

1698101701[/url]']
Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

Did the PED players get busted while at Stanford? Maybe said players started taking PEDs in the pros when they recognized they weren’t strong enough 
DUE TO Turley's unique non strength building training techniques?

[SamuelMcF]

1698101701[/url]']
Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

Did the PED players get busted while at Stanford? Maybe said players started taking PEDs in the pros when they recognized they weren’t strong enough 
DUE TO Turley's unique non strength building training techniques?

Re q1: Players know when drug tests are coming.
Re q2: Cute but no. "Non strength building" is also patently false re: the training techniques. Our guys were strong as hell.

[SamuelMcF]

1698101701[/url]']
Maybe that "enthusiasm" was previously unknown to mankind because it was illegal. I will say, when I did a deep dive into all things Turley-gate about a year go, it was disturbing to see how many former Stanford players from his era went on to get busted (often more than once) for PEDs.

It's also notable that Michigan is the longest Harbaugh has stayed in one place as a coach and that he never remained anywhere else for longer than three seasons...

Did the PED players get busted while at Stanford? Maybe said players started taking PEDs in the pros when they recognized they weren’t strong enough 
DUE TO Turley's unique non strength building training techniques?

Re q1: Players know when drug tests are coming.
Re q2: Cute but no. "Non strength building" is also patently false re: the training techniques. Our guys were strong as hell.

[82lsju]

All I commented on was the disdain for our last two coaches that is so prevalent on this board. Nothing more. Thanks for solidifying my point (and trashing the players from 2007-2010 at the same time with "persuasive circumstantial evidence").

wouldn't that be the last three, as Walt Harris doesn't seem to be highly thought of.  And maybe four as at the time of his departure Buddy Teevens was not a fan favorite.....

and it seems the current and previous two men's basketball coaches also are not well liked here...

[82lsju]

All I commented on was the disdain for our last two coaches that is so prevalent on this board. Nothing more. Thanks for solidifying my point (and trashing the players from 2007-2010 at the same time with "persuasive circumstantial evidence").

wouldn't that be the last three, as Walt Harris doesn't seem to be highly thought of.  And maybe four as at the time of his departure Buddy Teevens was not a fan favorite.....

and it seems the current and previous two men's basketball coaches also are not well liked here...

[Bruce Wang]

"When you cheat to win, you've already lost." Bo Schembechler as quoted by Jim Harbaugh.  Projecting much?

Harbaugh's cheating will dampen interest from NFL owners because they now know the Skunkbears' "success" can largely get attributed to knowing the opponents' plays ahead of time.  This explains why the Skunkbears choked in bowl games because they couldn't scout their opponent's signals.
Maybe he can get a job with the Patriots.  This makes him the perfect successor to Belicheat.

Captain Comeback Crook deserves to get tossed and Meatchicken deserve a multi-season postseason ban. Don't feel bad for the players. They can just stampede through the transfer portal.  If this happens, it will take a decade for TSUN to recover.

[Bruce Wang]

"When you cheat to win, you've already lost." Bo Schembechler as quoted by Jim Harbaugh.  Projecting much?

Harbaugh's cheating will dampen interest from NFL owners because they now know the Skunkbears' "success" can largely get attributed to knowing the opponents' plays ahead of time.  This explains why the Skunkbears choked in bowl games because they couldn't scout their opponent's signals.
Maybe he can get a job with the Patriots.  This makes him the perfect successor to Belicheat.

Captain Comeback Crook deserves to get tossed and Meatchicken deserve a multi-season postseason ban. Don't feel bad for the players. They can just stampede through the transfer portal.  If this happens, it will take a decade for TSUN to recover.

[Goose]

If it is proven that Harbaugh knew about this effort, IMO he obviously has to be fired. He has to be fired not simply because "cheating is wrong" (which it is), but rather for criminal stupidity. He has a great team with a good chance to win every given game. This poorly conceived scheme to get films of opponents sidelines to decipher their signals risked Michigan's reputation, the possibility of one or more wins being vacated, and some level of sanctions being applied. Michigan currently could be being DQ from the B1G championship. Maybe it won't happen, but with several other B1G teams bringing the charges, I wouldn't be confident it won't.

If Harbaugh wanted to cheat, he needed to at least do it in a way that would be much harder to discover. He could then conceivably ride off into the sunset with one or more national championships. Having a single individual buy tickets to 30 games creates an unusual "paper trail". No need to do this. Have the people who are doing the "camcorder" work buy their own tickets. Find a more discrete way to get the images than having somebody hold up a cell phone pointing to the sidelines the entire game! This makes the Watergate burglars look professional. The way this "plot" was executed is just plain amateurish. That alone should be punishable.

[Goose]

If it is proven that Harbaugh knew about this effort, IMO he obviously has to be fired. He has to be fired not simply because "cheating is wrong" (which it is), but rather for criminal stupidity. He has a great team with a good chance to win every given game. This poorly conceived scheme to get films of opponents sidelines to decipher their signals risked Michigan's reputation, the possibility of one or more wins being vacated, and some level of sanctions being applied. Michigan currently could be being DQ from the B1G championship. Maybe it won't happen, but with several other B1G teams bringing the charges, I wouldn't be confident it won't.

If Harbaugh wanted to cheat, he needed to at least do it in a way that would be much harder to discover. He could then conceivably ride off into the sunset with one or more national championships. Having a single individual buy tickets to 30 games creates an unusual "paper trail". No need to do this. Have the people who are doing the "camcorder" work buy their own tickets. Find a more discrete way to get the images than having somebody hold up a cell phone pointing to the sidelines the entire game! This makes the Watergate burglars look professional. The way this "plot" was executed is just plain amateurish. That alone should be punishable.

[cardcrimson]

If it is proven that Harbaugh knew about this effort, IMO he obviously has to be fired. He has to be fired not simply because "cheating is wrong" (which it is), but rather for criminal stupidity. He has a great team with a good chance to win every given game. This poorly conceived scheme to get films of opponents sidelines to decipher their signals risked Michigan's reputation, the possibility of one or more wins being vacated, and some level of sanctions being applied. Michigan currently could be being DQ from the B1G championship. Maybe it won't happen, but with several other B1G teams bringing the charges, I wouldn't be confident it won't.

If Harbaugh wanted to cheat, he needed to at least do it in a way that would be much harder to discover. He could then conceivably ride off into the sunset with one or more national championships. Having a single individual buy tickets to 30 games creates an unusual "paper trail". No need to do this. Have the people who are doing the "camcorder" work buy their own tickets. Find a more discrete way to get the images than having somebody hold up a cell phone pointing to the sidelines the entire game! This makes the Watergate burglars look professional. The way this "plot" was executed is just plain amateurish. That alone should be punishable.

I, Tonya anyone?

[cardcrimson]

If it is proven that Harbaugh knew about this effort, IMO he obviously has to be fired. He has to be fired not simply because "cheating is wrong" (which it is), but rather for criminal stupidity. He has a great team with a good chance to win every given game. This poorly conceived scheme to get films of opponents sidelines to decipher their signals risked Michigan's reputation, the possibility of one or more wins being vacated, and some level of sanctions being applied. Michigan currently could be being DQ from the B1G championship. Maybe it won't happen, but with several other B1G teams bringing the charges, I wouldn't be confident it won't.

If Harbaugh wanted to cheat, he needed to at least do it in a way that would be much harder to discover. He could then conceivably ride off into the sunset with one or more national championships. Having a single individual buy tickets to 30 games creates an unusual "paper trail". No need to do this. Have the people who are doing the "camcorder" work buy their own tickets. Find a more discrete way to get the images than having somebody hold up a cell phone pointing to the sidelines the entire game! This makes the Watergate burglars look professional. The way this "plot" was executed is just plain amateurish. That alone should be punishable.

I, Tonya anyone?

[TrumpCard]

We should not be talking about what's happening at other universities.  This is a board about Stanford sports.  I only want to know about that and nothing else.  Preferably only the Olympic sports.  Also, no discussion about NIL because Stanford isn't doing it for real, so it really only applies to other schools.

[TrumpCard]

We should not be talking about what's happening at other universities.  This is a board about Stanford sports.  I only want to know about that and nothing else.  Preferably only the Olympic sports.  Also, no discussion about NIL because Stanford isn't doing it for real, so it really only applies to other schools.

[BobK]

Trump you are funny but Stanford is doing some NIL. Be accurate said with smiles

[BobK]

Trump you are funny but Stanford is doing some NIL. Be accurate said with smiles

[82lsju]

more on the alleged spy...

https://www.si.com/college/2023/10/25/mi...en-signals

[82lsju]

more on the alleged spy...

https://www.si.com/college/2023/10/25/mi...en-signals

[Mick]

more on the alleged spy...

https://www.si.com/college/2023/10/25/mi...en-signals

Sounds like quite the enterprising Navy grad. My guess is that Stalions is not going to be unemployed for very long...I suspect he'll turn up in one of the 'villes -- Knoxville, Starkville, Fayetteville, Nashville, Gainesville -- or Lexington, Auburn, Tuscaloosa, Athens, Baton Rouge, one or both Columbias, Oxford or College Station.

[Mick]

more on the alleged spy...

https://www.si.com/college/2023/10/25/mi...en-signals

Sounds like quite the enterprising Navy grad. My guess is that Stalions is not going to be unemployed for very long...I suspect he'll turn up in one of the 'villes -- Knoxville, Starkville, Fayetteville, Nashville, Gainesville -- or Lexington, Auburn, Tuscaloosa, Athens, Baton Rouge, one or both Columbias, Oxford or College Station.

[82lsju]

more on the alleged spy...

https://www.si.com/college/2023/10/25/mi...en-signals

Sounds like quite the enterprising Navy grad. My guess is that Stalions is not going to be unemployed for very long...I suspect he'll turn up in one of the 'villes -- Knoxville, Starkville, Fayetteville, Nashville, Gainesville -- or Lexington, Auburn, Tuscaloosa, Athens, Baton Rouge, one or both Columbias, Oxford or College Station.

although I'm guessing that next year college football will allow in-helmet comms like the NFL does so his value may be somewhat diminished...

[82lsju]

more on the alleged spy...

https://www.si.com/college/2023/10/25/mi...en-signals

Sounds like quite the enterprising Navy grad. My guess is that Stalions is not going to be unemployed for very long...I suspect he'll turn up in one of the 'villes -- Knoxville, Starkville, Fayetteville, Nashville, Gainesville -- or Lexington, Auburn, Tuscaloosa, Athens, Baton Rouge, one or both Columbias, Oxford or College Station.

although I'm guessing that next year college football will allow in-helmet comms like the NFL does so his value may be somewhat diminished...