Crush ohio

[MWmetalhead]

Gene Smith (Ohio State A.D.) is an asshole:

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/ohio-sta ... elines.amp

[craig11152]

It is odd how people can get so angry at people they don't know over comments about other people they don't know.

[Matt]

Jim's extension should be coming soon. Fuck ohio.

You always post shit like you're an insider and actually know something. You said he was gonna sign an extension a month ago, and all that happened is he got suspended.....again.

Put your money where your mouth is, bitch. I say Harbaugh never coaches another Michigan game after this season is complete. Loser leaves the buzzboard.

To quote your cheating piss yellow boys.....BET?

Cut the "cheating" shit out. Someone must have pissed in your cereal yesterday.

[bmw]

Cut the "cheating" shit out.

Per Meriam-Webster:
"to violate rules dishonestly"

Are you suggesting there were no dishonest rules violations?

[Matt]

Cut the "cheating" shit out.

Per Meriam-Webster:
"to violate rules dishonestly"

Are you suggesting there were no dishonest rules violations?

There was a 26 in a 25 violation of an archaic rule.

[Mega Hertz]

While I would never condone cheating or theft in any way, look at it like this:

Even if there was something nefarious happening, this was over a month ago, and I would have to assume the teams changed their signals, if they hadn't before. And if all teams do it, how did no one steamroll Michigan?

Stalions is gone, Harbaugh wasn't there, and yet they still beat OSU. You don't need signals and signs, you don't need the actual head coach, you just have to play better than the other team. And that's what happened.

My favorite on Facebook so far is the OSU fans trying to move goalposts. Winning the last 3 doesn't matter. Having the all-time doesn't matter. OSU won the prior 8, the prior 9 to 2011. That gets really ridiculous. The only game that matters is the one that was just played.

[bmw]

There was a 26 in a 25 violation of an archaic rule.

A rule passed in 1994 is "archaic" in your opinion?

[Deleted User 9015]

They cheated, but people want to like kill the program or delete the season because of it. They should be penalized for violating a rule, but a slap on the wrist seems appropriate for what they did. I’d say the same for OSU, MSU, PSU, etc. All the whining about it is getting old.

[bmw]

The thing is, the damage has already been done. People will have the perception of Michigan that they have regardless of what the NCAA does at this point, and there are many who now will view Michigan's season as tainted. The actual punishment that may follow seems largely irrelevant. Kinda like Tom Brady and Deflategate. How many people even remember that Tom Brady ended up being suspended for 4 games, the Patriots fined a million dollars, and the loss of 2 draft picks? The punishment itself did nothing to affect public opinion.

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

Cut the "cheating" shit out.

Per Meriam-Webster:
"to violate rules dishonestly"

Are you suggesting there were no dishonest rules violations?

There was a 26 in a 25 violation of an archaic rule.

It shouldn’t even be illegal.

Go Blue. Fuck Ohio.

The only bowling MSU is going to be doing is going to Spare Time Bowl in Lansing.

[Matt]

https://twitter.com/MGoHumor/status/172 ... bDQiQ&s=19

[Graham Wellington]

My favorite on Facebook so far is the OSU fans trying to move goalposts. Winning the last 3 doesn't matter. Having the all-time doesn't matter. OSU won the prior 8, the prior 9 to 2011. That gets really ridiculous. The only game that matters is the one that was just played.

That is gold, considering fans of America's Team are notorious for bringing up some 272-0 victory back in 18-dickety-two as a comeback for any type of modern failure.

BET

[Deleted User 9015]

[paul8539]

What is in HONEST violation of the rules called? Could it be called 'part of the game'?