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mickeyrat

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Michigan, Jim Harbaugh under NCAA investigation for alleged recruiting, practice violations

By Barrett Sallee

 

 & Dennis Dodd

 

2h ago•3 min read

Michigan and coach Jim Harbaugh are under investigation for multiple rules violations by the NCAA, which sent the Wolverines a draft of a Notice of Allegations on Thursday. The allegations include one Level I violation against Harbaugh himself as well as multiple Level II violations, according to multiple reports. 

"Yesterday, we received draft allegations from the NCAA regarding our football program. We have cooperated and will continue to cooperate with this investigation. Out of respect to the NCAA's enforcement process, we will not offer further comments," athletic director Warde Manuel said in a statement. 

The Level II violations reportedly include accusations that Michigan held practices with too many coaches on the field, contacted two prospects during the extended COVID-19 dead period, and observed practices via an unauthorized video feed. The Level I violation -- which is the most serious accusation -- is that Harbaugh misled the NCAA when it approached him with the allegations. 

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Hi!

mickeyrat said:

http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/michigan-to-receive-notice-of-allegations-from-ncaa-jim-harbaugh-accused-of-level-i-violation-per-reports/

 

Michigan, Jim Harbaugh under NCAA investigation for alleged recruiting, practice violations

By Barrett Sallee

 

 & Dennis Dodd

 

2h ago•3 min read

Michigan and coach Jim Harbaugh are under investigation for multiple rules violations by the NCAA, which sent the Wolverines a draft of a Notice of Allegations on Thursday. The allegations include one Level I violation against Harbaugh himself as well as multiple Level II violations, according to multiple reports. 

"Yesterday, we received draft allegations from the NCAA regarding our football program. We have cooperated and will continue to cooperate with this investigation. Out of respect to the NCAA's enforcement process, we will not offer further comments," athletic director Warde Manuel said in a statement. 

The Level II violations reportedly include accusations that Michigan held practices with too many coaches on the field, contacted two prospects during the extended COVID-19 dead period, and observed practices via an unauthorized video feed. The Level I violation -- which is the most serious accusation -- is that Harbaugh misled the NCAA when it approached him with the allegations. 

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Lol. The WalMart Wolverines ain’t gonna like that.

mrussel1

Hi! said:

mickeyrat said:

http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/michigan-to-receive-notice-of-allegations-from-ncaa-jim-harbaugh-accused-of-level-i-violation-per-reports/

 

Michigan, Jim Harbaugh under NCAA investigation for alleged recruiting, practice violations

By Barrett Sallee

 

 & Dennis Dodd

 

2h ago•3 min read

Michigan and coach Jim Harbaugh are under investigation for multiple rules violations by the NCAA, which sent the Wolverines a draft of a Notice of Allegations on Thursday. The allegations include one Level I violation against Harbaugh himself as well as multiple Level II violations, according to multiple reports. 

"Yesterday, we received draft allegations from the NCAA regarding our football program. We have cooperated and will continue to cooperate with this investigation. Out of respect to the NCAA's enforcement process, we will not offer further comments," athletic director Warde Manuel said in a statement. 

The Level II violations reportedly include accusations that Michigan held practices with too many coaches on the field, contacted two prospects during the extended COVID-19 dead period, and observed practices via an unauthorized video feed. The Level I violation -- which is the most serious accusation -- is that Harbaugh misled the NCAA when it approached him with the allegations. 

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Lol. The WalMart Wolverines ain’t gonna like that.

Walmart Wolverines.. that's funny.  Growing up in Cleveland (heavy Catholic town), we used to call all the fair weather Notre Dame fans "Gutter alumni". 

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mrussel1 said:

Hi! said:

mickeyrat said:

http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/michigan-to-receive-notice-of-allegations-from-ncaa-jim-harbaugh-accused-of-level-i-violation-per-reports/

 

Michigan, Jim Harbaugh under NCAA investigation for alleged recruiting, practice violations

By Barrett Sallee

 

 & Dennis Dodd

 

2h ago•3 min read

Michigan and coach Jim Harbaugh are under investigation for multiple rules violations by the NCAA, which sent the Wolverines a draft of a Notice of Allegations on Thursday. The allegations include one Level I violation against Harbaugh himself as well as multiple Level II violations, according to multiple reports. 

"Yesterday, we received draft allegations from the NCAA regarding our football program. We have cooperated and will continue to cooperate with this investigation. Out of respect to the NCAA's enforcement process, we will not offer further comments," athletic director Warde Manuel said in a statement. 

The Level II violations reportedly include accusations that Michigan held practices with too many coaches on the field, contacted two prospects during the extended COVID-19 dead period, and observed practices via an unauthorized video feed. The Level I violation -- which is the most serious accusation -- is that Harbaugh misled the NCAA when it approached him with the allegations. 

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Lol. The WalMart Wolverines ain’t gonna like that.

Walmart Wolverines.. that's funny.  Growing up in Cleveland (heavy Catholic town), we used to call all the fair weather Notre Dame fans "Gutter alumni". 

Never heard that.. I used to be Catholic and was around a lot of Notre Dame fans. Huh, interesting.

pjhawks

mickeyrat said:

http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/michigan-to-receive-notice-of-allegations-from-ncaa-jim-harbaugh-accused-of-level-i-violation-per-reports/

 

Michigan, Jim Harbaugh under NCAA investigation for alleged recruiting, practice violations

By Barrett Sallee

 

 & Dennis Dodd

 

2h ago•3 min read

Michigan and coach Jim Harbaugh are under investigation for multiple rules violations by the NCAA, which sent the Wolverines a draft of a Notice of Allegations on Thursday. The allegations include one Level I violation against Harbaugh himself as well as multiple Level II violations, according to multiple reports. 

"Yesterday, we received draft allegations from the NCAA regarding our football program. We have cooperated and will continue to cooperate with this investigation. Out of respect to the NCAA's enforcement process, we will not offer further comments," athletic director Warde Manuel said in a statement. 

The Level II violations reportedly include accusations that Michigan held practices with too many coaches on the field, contacted two prospects during the extended COVID-19 dead period, and observed practices via an unauthorized video feed. The Level I violation -- which is the most serious accusation -- is that Harbaugh misled the NCAA when it approached him with the allegations. 

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and he will be in the NFL next year and won't care.

Hi!

Still pisses me off that San Fransico lost that Super Bowl during his reign. I was a big Moss fan.

darwinstheory

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mrussel1 said:

Hi! said:

mickeyrat said:

http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/michigan-to-receive-notice-of-allegations-from-ncaa-jim-harbaugh-accused-of-level-i-violation-per-reports/

 

Michigan, Jim Harbaugh under NCAA investigation for alleged recruiting, practice violations

By Barrett Sallee

 

 & Dennis Dodd

 

2h ago•3 min read

Michigan and coach Jim Harbaugh are under investigation for multiple rules violations by the NCAA, which sent the Wolverines a draft of a Notice of Allegations on Thursday. The allegations include one Level I violation against Harbaugh himself as well as multiple Level II violations, according to multiple reports. 

"Yesterday, we received draft allegations from the NCAA regarding our football program. We have cooperated and will continue to cooperate with this investigation. Out of respect to the NCAA's enforcement process, we will not offer further comments," athletic director Warde Manuel said in a statement. 

The Level II violations reportedly include accusations that Michigan held practices with too many coaches on the field, contacted two prospects during the extended COVID-19 dead period, and observed practices via an unauthorized video feed. The Level I violation -- which is the most serious accusation -- is that Harbaugh misled the NCAA when it approached him with the allegations. 

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Lol. The WalMart Wolverines ain’t gonna like that.

Walmart Wolverines.. that's funny.  Growing up in Cleveland (heavy Catholic town), we used to call all the fair weather Notre Dame fans "Gutter alumni". 

Never heard that.. I used to be Catholic and was around a lot of Notre Dame fans. Huh, interesting.

Weird, to be atheist and a huge ND fan here. I wasn't raised in religion at all and developed my love of ND football before even understanding the Catholic background. They were on TV and they were only a half hour away.

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darwinstheory said:

Hi! said:

mrussel1 said:

Hi! said:

mickeyrat said:

http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/michigan-to-receive-notice-of-allegations-from-ncaa-jim-harbaugh-accused-of-level-i-violation-per-reports/

 

Michigan, Jim Harbaugh under NCAA investigation for alleged recruiting, practice violations

By Barrett Sallee

 

 & Dennis Dodd

 

2h ago•3 min read

Michigan and coach Jim Harbaugh are under investigation for multiple rules violations by the NCAA, which sent the Wolverines a draft of a Notice of Allegations on Thursday. The allegations include one Level I violation against Harbaugh himself as well as multiple Level II violations, according to multiple reports. 

"Yesterday, we received draft allegations from the NCAA regarding our football program. We have cooperated and will continue to cooperate with this investigation. Out of respect to the NCAA's enforcement process, we will not offer further comments," athletic director Warde Manuel said in a statement. 

The Level II violations reportedly include accusations that Michigan held practices with too many coaches on the field, contacted two prospects during the extended COVID-19 dead period, and observed practices via an unauthorized video feed. The Level I violation -- which is the most serious accusation -- is that Harbaugh misled the NCAA when it approached him with the allegations. 

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Lol. The WalMart Wolverines ain’t gonna like that.

Walmart Wolverines.. that's funny.  Growing up in Cleveland (heavy Catholic town), we used to call all the fair weather Notre Dame fans "Gutter alumni". 

Never heard that.. I used to be Catholic and was around a lot of Notre Dame fans. Huh, interesting.

Weird, to be atheist and a huge ND fan here. I wasn't raised in religion at all and developed my love of ND football before even understanding the Catholic background. They were on TV and they were only a half hour away.

Right. That’s cool. I think all ND games are televised nationally. Aren’t they contracted exclusively through NBC. Not sure. I don’t get into religion now, was raised Catholic. But obviously going to Catholic Church and school you see all the Notre Dame connections. My family would typically just root for the home state team to win. I’m not partial to any particular team. MSU, Uof M whatever game is on…

JojoRice

Natty bound from Atlanta. Repping PJ on my flight. Go Dawgs!!

F Me In The Brain

Have a blast!
Think yall get it done, B2B

CarryTheZero

Sic ‘em Dawgs!

darwinstheory

Enjoy Jojo! I wish UGA were about to play UM or USC. It would be much more enjoyable to watch one of those 2 schools get demolished than it will be TCU.

Wobbie

darwinstheory said:

Enjoy Jojo! I wish UGA were about to play UM or USC. It would be much more enjoyable to watch one of those 2 schools get demolished than it will be TCU.

+1, but the Horned Frogs just might surprise us!

or not.

F Me In The Brain

darwinstheory said:

Enjoy Jojo! I wish UGA were about to play UM or USC. It would be much more enjoyable to watch one of those 2 schools get demolished than it will be TCU.

Haha.  We would probably have a lead at half and give up 700 points in the 2nd half

JojoRice

Thanks yall! Looking forward to Monday already. Go Dawgs!! Hopefully we get a PJ tour announcement shortly afterwards too!

darwinstheory

JojoRice said:

Thanks yall! Looking forward to Monday already. Go Dawgs!! Hopefully we get a PJ tour announcement shortly afterwards too!

In fairness, you should have been looking forward to tomorrow's game  since the day after UGA won it last year.  There has been zero doubt at any point since that UGA is the current standard in CFB. 

tempo_n_groove

So listening to sports radio over the weekend and they said every 10+ point underdog has actually WON the game.  Let that sink in, lol.

So, if this is true then TCU will gain immortality with a win tonight and being 12 point underdogs.

JojoRice

Checking in from SoFi!! Was at the PJ shows next door at the Forum this past tour. WE READY!

Wobbie

^^^ baller. He even forked out for the no doubt overpriced 1/4 zip.

mrussel1

This game sucks.  

Michigan played a game that would have seen them lose by 14 to PSU and 30 to Ohio State. Now we have this.