spoonidentity
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Busy day at work and I have so many things to catch up on and give thoughts about:
1. Partridge was a high school coach who has been shady as shit dating back to his days at Paramus Catholic. He took a nothing level high school and shadily recruited Rashan Gary and a couple of other dudes there. Jabrill Peppers was at Don Bosco and transferred around that time to PC, which was the NJ equivalent of going from Nick Saban's Alabama to Bob Diaco's UCONN. But way worse.
2. Cheating has been in his DNA from the beginning. He also only coached in college as a "recruiting staff member" to deliver Gary and Peppers. He didn't get onto the field until much later. He has no mutual coaching tree or network to save him a la the terrible Baylor people. Without Michigan he's done for in college. A show clause penalty all but guarantees that. If he cooperates with the NCAA maybe they will show mercy but his college football dream is toast otherwise.
3. This guy Tim Smith says in one hand to the Yahoo article that he didn't know Connor and only says hi to him in passing... Then in his message board post says he texted Connor to check in on him after the scandal broke. GTFO with the inconsistency and lies.
4. A lawyer or accountant must see SOME sort of fraud or tax implications here, right? If the IRS or other government agency gets involved then they have subpoena power and then that's when Michigan could get rightfully screwed. If there is any type of gambling involvement (as rumored about Weiss) then that's FBI territory.
1. Partridge was a high school coach who has been shady as shit dating back to his days at Paramus Catholic. He took a nothing level high school and shadily recruited Rashan Gary and a couple of other dudes there. Jabrill Peppers was at Don Bosco and transferred around that time to PC, which was the NJ equivalent of going from Nick Saban's Alabama to Bob Diaco's UCONN. But way worse.
2. Cheating has been in his DNA from the beginning. He also only coached in college as a "recruiting staff member" to deliver Gary and Peppers. He didn't get onto the field until much later. He has no mutual coaching tree or network to save him a la the terrible Baylor people. Without Michigan he's done for in college. A show clause penalty all but guarantees that. If he cooperates with the NCAA maybe they will show mercy but his college football dream is toast otherwise.
3. This guy Tim Smith says in one hand to the Yahoo article that he didn't know Connor and only says hi to him in passing... Then in his message board post says he texted Connor to check in on him after the scandal broke. GTFO with the inconsistency and lies.
4. A lawyer or accountant must see SOME sort of fraud or tax implications here, right? If the IRS or other government agency gets involved then they have subpoena power and then that's when Michigan could get rightfully screwed. If there is any type of gambling involvement (as rumored about Weiss) then that's FBI territory.