U-M's Moore violated NCAA rules, NOA draft says
Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore is one of seven members from the 2023 football program accused of violating NCAA rules in a draft of the NCAA's notice of allegations obtained by ESPN.
So was there anyone on Michigans staff that wasn’t cheating?
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just mark iowa down as 2021 and 2023 b1g champs. michigan can keep 2023 natty though for
beating bama. this would mean that 25 years from now iowa will be talked about as the unofficial 2023 national champion
beating bama. this would mean that 25 years from now iowa will be talked about as the unofficial 2023 national champion
Too bad more people don't apply the same high moral and ethical standards to orange men as they do to Wolverines.
The interesting part to me is where it mentions moore could be considered a repeat offender. Will be curious what happens to him if the story/investigation pans out.
Jimbo knew when to bolt, lol.
Jimbo knew when to bolt, lol.
Stalions may have "Seriously undermined or threatened the Integrity of the NCAA collegiate model." What a joke of a statement. They have no integrity. Apparently either does Mecheatagain's coaching staff.
Yeah the repeat offender in a short period of time along with trying to hinder the investigation seems like something that deserves him getting hammered.
We all know NOTHING is going to happen to Michigan over this. 😣
So was there anyone on Michigans staff that wasn’t cheating?
The answer is no. They cheated, the NCAA knows they cheated, the University knows they cheated and nothing will happen as Jimmy swaggers off the LA
So, Citrus Bowl champions and two Big 10 championships in the span of a week. Not too shabby.
