Skunkbear Signal Stealing Scandal

[DillonHall]

Have you heard anything beyond what has been shared in this thread? Just curious


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I'd assume hacking is illegal

 

[zelezo vlk]

I'd assume hacking is illegal

It very much is but Lax has proven to have some sources before so I was curious if there is even more stuff we haven’t discussed yet.


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[Pops Freshenmeyer]

Some plausible message board support that the practice video reports are true.

I say ''plausible,'' because pretty specific information is now being provided. George Momirovic is the Ohio State director of football technology. The rumor is that Stalions obtained his log-in information and used it to download Ohio State practice footage, which was discovered by a 3rd party IT firm auditing UM computers related to the Matt Weiss issue.

Well, refusing to speak to the NCAA would now make more sense.

 

[IrishLax]

Have you heard anything beyond what has been shared in this thread? Just curious


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Nope, nothing. If I had any “info” beyond what’s breaking daily trust me I’d be putting that out there in blast.

Here’s where I think things will get spicy… when you illegally access someone’s confidential info — and one of those groups might be the freaking United States Navy — you’re in for a bad time. There are a LOT of laws these days that carry lots of prison time for things like what is alleged.

 

[Lberry]

If Lax is optimistic then I am. He's most pessimistic Irish fan I know.

 

[Pops Freshenmeyer]

Nope, nothing. If I had any “info” beyond what’s breaking daily trust me I’d be putting that out there in blast.

Here’s where I think things will get spicy… when you illegally access someone’s confidential info — and one of those groups might be the freaking United States Navy — you’re in for a bad time. There are a LOT of laws these days that carry lots of prison time for things like what is alleged.

Chris Correa, the Cardinals employee who logged into the Astros scouting database, received 46 months.

 

[Giddyup]

Laws? Pfft. These aren’t criminal infractions. It’s what it is

 

[DillonHall]

Chris Correa, the Cardinals employee who logged into the Astros scouting database, received 46 months.

That's a great reference point

 

[Plankton]

They are mega fucked.

 

[Grahambo]

Nope, nothing. If I had any “info” beyond what’s breaking daily trust me I’d be putting that out there in blast.

Here’s where I think things will get spicy… when you illegally access someone’s confidential info — and one of those groups might be the freaking United States Navy — you’re in for a bad time. There are a LOT of laws these days that carry lots of prison time for things like what is alleged.

I’ve been aware of the story but haven’t had time to dig into it. I’m sorry, did you say they hacked into the US Navy football team??

I’m dying laughing at the stupidity.

 

[Pops Freshenmeyer]

That's a great reference point

A friend of mine was an Astros employee when all that went down so I consumed every scrap of information about it.

He made it clear he didn't want to talk about it at the time so I've never followed up for any inside scoop.

 

[Giddyup]

Correa never served 1.5 yrs. Not even close and he was a dumb hacker.

 

[zelezo vlk]

I’ve been aware of the story but haven’t had time to dig into it. I’m sorry, did you say they hacked into the US Navy football team??

I’m dying laughing at the stupidity.

Certified Genius Conor Stalion admitted via text to illegally accessing 10 years of Naval Academy admissions data when he was there. Of course that was illegal but we haven’t seen anything yet, although Navy’s statement regarding Stalion sounded not great at all with regards to his future.


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[LSWho?]

Laws? Pfft. These aren’t criminal infractions. It’s what it is

There really is a contrarian impulse in certain people no matter the subject matter.

 

[notredomer23]

Former D-III coach says U-M staffer hired him to record future Big Ten foes

Suspended Michigan football staffer Connor Stalions compensated at least one person for recording future Wolverines opponents with "a couple hundred dollars" and a ticket to a Michigan home game, according to the person.

www.espn.com

Coach D?!

 

[IrishLax]

Laws? Pfft. These aren’t criminal infractions. It’s what it is

Correa never served 1.5 yrs. Not even close and he was a dumb hacker.

^bro can't even keep his story straight 5 minutes apart. First it's not a legal matter, then it's "well he didn't serve a full sentence."

Newsflash -- Correa got convicted on 5 counts for something that pales in comparison to what Michigan is accused of. No one knows what they will be charged/convicted with at this point but at least two of the accusations constitute criminal misconduct.

 

[LSWho?]

^bro can't even keep his story straight 5 minutes apart. First it's not a legal matter, then it's "well he didn't serve a full sentence."

Newsflash -- Correa got convicted on 5 counts for something that pales in comparison to what Michigan is accused of. No one knows what they will be charged/convicted with at this point but at least two of the accusations constitute criminal misconduct.

Can you really say you've experienced all that jail has to offer, though, if your stint was less than 1.5 years?

 

[Grahambo]

Certified Genius Conor Stalion admitted via text to illegally accessing 10 years of Naval Academy admissions data when he was there. Of course that was illegal but we haven’t seen anything yet, although Navy’s statement regarding Stalion sounded not great at all with regards to his future.


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This is pure comedy.

What an idiot.

 

[Grahambo]

Can you really say you've experienced all that jail has to offer, though, if your stint was less than 1.5 years?

Depends on the jail.

 

[Circa]

Oh man wouldn't that be just terrible if they got all their wins rescinded and fell behind us?

This Is exactly what should happen. We self reported some educational violations... Lost Our lead.

If It doesn't happen, the Fix Is In.

 

[Circa]

Hopefully this is a warning shot for that clown that coaches Oklahoma

please say more

 

[DillonHall]

please say more

Venables/Clemson were notorious for stealing signs. We changed the way we called plays when we beat them in 2020

 

[Circa]

Was Venables doing this at Clemson too?... Nobody Is as good at Defensive Coordinator as Venables.

I believe he was. This Harbaugh stuff Is the tip of an iceberg that would take down a Titanic twice over.

 

[Circa]

Narduzzi has the same thing going on as well as that pos from Louisville. imho

 

[Circa]

This makes me wonder about Alabama, Georgia, OSU, all of the notorious ones

 

[ulukinatme]

Former D-III coach says U-M staffer hired him to record future Big Ten foes

Suspended Michigan football staffer Connor Stalions compensated at least one person for recording future Wolverines opponents with "a couple hundred dollars" and a ticket to a Michigan home game, according to the person.

www.espn.com

Coach D?!

Hey now! There are a lot of washed up, awful D3 coaches out there this could be. Besides...when would Driskell have time to scout B1G teams when he's got 12 hour podcasts/videos to do each day?

 

[Giddyup]

I’m just saying there’s probably genocide going on while u monkeys are playing with the fluffy kitty

 

[Wild Bill]

I’m just saying there’s probably genocide going on while u monkeys are playing with the fluffy kitty

Thank you for giving us perspective.

 

[Giddyup]

There is genocide going on fyi

 

[Circa]

My question Is... When will the conference officiating gate get indicted... The obvious bad calls and non-calls for severe head injuries and targeting has become clearly biased.