Vol in Buckeye Land
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Possibly, injury may not have happened.With Milton?
Let’s be real, they won’t do crap to Michigan.If it is proven Michigan gave info about our signals to SC that should warrant the death penalty for both schools. And it also should result in a many-millions lawsuit from us to them. I can’t think of a similar precedent where one college team directly and willfully interfered so massively with another team’s season and future. We would have been in the playoff. We potentially could have won it.
Prime opines on sign stealing: 'Still got to stop it'
Colorado's Deion Sanders doesn't "buy into" the benefits of knowing teams' signs: "You can have someone's whole game plan ... you've still got to stop it."www.google.com
Kind of pathetic the lengths we'll go to making excuses for getting our ass beat by another team. Spencer Rattler was on point that night. We got beat plain and simple. Ridiculous the troll jobs our fan base will fall for. This one ranks up there with "Nico being contacted by other schools".
You guys may have noted from some of my posts that I married into a Michigan football family. Let me tell you, it’s the worst. BUT, since all of this came out, it’s like Christmas every day. The slow leak of daily bombshells is absolutely making this one of the best weeks of college football that I’ve ever had, and I get the feeling that it’s going to get a lot better.Michigan is dead to me, even moreso than they were before all this
I've never seen a televised game that had a camera angle that showed the signals from start to finish.
Game film is basically zoomed in right before the play starts and right after it ends. No staff worth anything would ever trade film if their signals were visible on the film. These collegiate film crews are legit. It's not like high school where you pay a kid or a dad with a hot dog to go stand on top of the press box. That is one layer to why all programs go through scrimmages at the stadium in order to make sure all aspects of the game day operation work smoothly (including film practices).Televised sure.
But from what I read, most teams post game film from the booth to film exchange websites for scouting purposes. So they should have access to most of the same information they would get from in-person scouting, unless there's a funny angle and you can't zoom in or something.