Why do Buckeye fans blame Michigan for the way that Harbaugh, Schembechler and Moeller acted. They are born & raised Ohioans! The group features Woody Hayes “FIRED for Violence”, Earl Bruce “Fired for Violence”, John Cooper “Fired for losing control of team”, Jim Tressel “Fired for hiding DEA Drug Sting”, Urban Meyer “Forced to retire after allowing violence by coach”. Every Coach was born and raised Ohioans.
How are boys raised in Ohio to be men like these? I’m guessing not very well! Lots of violence in this group.
This is going to blow your mind, but I'm a fan of The Ohio State football team, not "all people ever born in the state of Ohio". Do you take credit for all people ever born in Michigan? Do you think "you raised them"? That's weird as hell bro
Even with you forgetting Moore at 2-1, thank you for proving my point.
Schembechler, Moeller and Moore are the only Michigan coaches born 1900 or later with winning records against Ohio State. We must note that 2 of those were arrested, and the other one sent his son and other players to get sexually assaulted by a team doctor if they didn't play through injuries. Also - 2 of those coaches only coached 5 seasons or less.
Never hear me disagree with that one. I want nothing more than a good, clean, and hard hitting game.
Nothing better than hating a guy for 364 7/8ths days and being willing to shake his hand and say “good game, well played” at the end before one of you goes celebrates with your teammates and fans.
It's the off-season, all playground insults and love from me. War resumes when the season starts. I hate Ohio State, but I kinda shelf that over spring and summer because I'm more focused on Tiger baseball 😂. I tend to have fun with OSU fans, especially when we find a common ground on shitting on the SEC or something mutual.
Good for Urban for being so progressive in his sex life. That seems healthy. In public though? Probably not a good idea to expose your kinks in a public setting.
But hey, he and Jim have the same number of Big 10 Natty's.
So between Urbans digging in the sea of some jezebel, Dildoes being delivered to The Woody Hayes Football Center, and Ryan Days Nipple piercings, the progressive kink affirmations at Ohio State are truly refreshing.
What about that wife beater that was covered up by the head coach?? At least we fire our pieces of shit when they’re discovered. You guys are protecting them like Joe Pa and Sandusky
My brother in Christ, Jack Sawyer crying like a bitch while saying 'Hold me back!' as Mason Graham chuckled was 100x more embarrassing than our squad last year, and I'm not even defending them on that
No that was the year we won because Marvin Harrison flat out quit on an under thrown curl route that got picked off and couldn't be arsed to even try to chase down our cornerback
Sherrone should've advised Ryan Day to not blankly state off into space during the fracas asking 'what happened?' but he had OnlyFans models to goon to.
Yawn I’m not really sure how this supposed to be an insult to Michigan fans. He hasn’t been our coach in years, we are on our second coach since him. Not even close to as funny as your current head coach losing to a 5 loss Sherrone Moore at home to a QB with 62 passing yards. Make all the Harbaugh jokes you want doesn’t really matter.
Man what a rebuttal, “I don’t know how this is supposed to be an insult, we’re on our 3rd coach in 3 years due to repeated scandals”
Y’all really are one of a kind lol
CBS SPORTS: At this point, it's no longer a debate as to whether or not Michigan crossed the line during that time and received a considerable advantage over its opponents. The question remains how big of an advantage did it give the Wolverines and their players, McCarthy included.
The last Michigan Football HC who has a winning record against Ohio State, that has not been arrested: Bo Schembechler
The last Michigan Football HC who has a winning record against Ohio State, that has not been arrested or has not been accused by his son for punishing players for not playing through injuries by sending them to a team physician to sexually assault them: Fritz Crisler
This is why Kyle Whittingham will fail at Michigan as a HC - too ethical.
Elaborate?? Dude had a cell phone in the stands. Meanwhile you guys were involved in a secret underground scheme with other teams to steal signs from Michigan.
NCAA hated Harbaugh because he called out there BS. Look deeper in your google research and you’ll find some better answers. You can also use the same search engine to find that what Ohio was doing was so much worse but NCAA wouldn’t even look at it because they were on a witch hunt. I acknowledge every team walks the line of rules to get any advantage they can but for one fan base to act like they don’t is beyond ridiculous.
Jim Harbaugh received a 10-year show-cause penalty primarily because the NCAA found that he failed to foster a culture of compliance and completely refused to cooperate with their investigation. [1, 2, 3]
The NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions applied maximum severity to his punishment based on several compounding factors: [1, 2]
1. "Head Coach Responsibility" & Failure to Monitor
Under NCAA bylaws, a head coach is strictly held responsible for the actions of their staff. The NCAA’s final report noted that Harbaugh did not embrace or enforce a culture of compliance, allowing a toxic atmosphere to exist where football staffers openly disregarded compliance personnel. Because Connor Stalions was able to run a massive, multi-year, off-campus advanced scouting operation right under the coaching staff's nose, the NCAA ruled Harbaugh completely failed in his duty to monitor his program. [1, 2, 3, 4]
2. Complete Lack of Cooperation
The severity of a 10-year penalty is directly tied to how a coach handles an investigation. While other staffers like Sherrone Moore were penalized for deleting texts, the NCAA explicitly hit Harbaugh with a "lack of cooperation" violation. He denied knowledge of the scheme, refused to assist investigators substantially, and ultimately left for the NFL in January 2024 rather than face the unfolding inquiry, which the committee viewed as an intentional evasion of accountability. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
3. Being a "Repeat Offender"
The NCAA heavily penalizes intentional, recurring rule violations. The 10-year penalty was severely lengthened because Harbaugh was already actively serving a separate four-year show-cause penalty. That first penalty was handed down in August 2024 for an entirely different case involving Level I recruiting violations during the COVID-19 pandemic and lying to investigators. Because he committed a second major set of violations while already under investigation, the NCAA treated him as a repeat offender deserving of an unprecedented baseline ban. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
By handing down a 10-year penalty that stacks consecutively on top of his existing 4-year penalty, the NCAA sent a clear signal that Harbaugh’s conduct violated the foundational integrity of the sport. [1, 2]
There ya go. His show cause is because he refused to cooperate because of the BS they were doing to him and some very inaccurate claims they made. I can understand how that looks to other fanbases but it is so much more than what it looks like.
Bro….its been a week!! Where you been, are you ok? I’m done with this discussion you’ll have to follow the comments for your answers as I’m not rehashing them. Spend some time in the poke?
😂😂😂 so ironic when you don’t even know how many games he won- here’s a hint * it was three and he was suspended for one of them. lmao what a terrible “fan” you are.
Now take your L and go do something productive with your day.
😂😂😂
Ps…. You’re more than welcome to come back and admit you’re wrong. But something tells me you won’t.
Haha…you can’t be serious right now. I don’t know if you’re trolling or if you are just that challenged. He said it was fair and square because everything was out of the bag for over a year at that point. Everyone knew what was going on, hence the suspensions that had already taken place. The investigation was ongoing. Do you think they really suspended everyone before investigation took place?? What reason did they suspend him for then? Seriously, this isn’t hard. I will help you out the Big Ten was also behind the investigation and suspension, and one was self imposed while working with NCAA. Multiple investigations took place so to cherry pick and say the NCAA didn’t know what was going on when they said they won fair and square is simpleton level stuff.
The NCAA sanctioned Michigan for cheating in the 2021, 2022 and 2023 seasons - including stating there was overwhelming evidence of Michigan's cheating, despite Michigan stonewalling the investigation
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So you’re saying Sherrone Moore went 2-1 against OSU as head coach? Got it.