NGT - Michigan's Harbaugh facing a four game suspension

[DaveBrown74]

For shady recruiting practices.

Not exactly a great look for a conference that loves to pride itself on operating at a higher ethical level than the SEC.


https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/38069030/source-michigan-jim-harbaugh-facing-4-game-suspension

[Jclayton92]

For shady recruiting practices.

Not exactly a great look for a conference that loves to pride itself on operating at a higher ethical level than the SEC.


https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/38069030/source-michigan-jim-harbaugh-facing-4-game-suspension

I can't believe Tennessee got off as easy as they got off.

This might also explain why Harbaugh was so eager to try to change jobs this offseason.

[DaveBrown74]

I can't believe Tennessee got off as easy as they got off.

This might also explain why Harbaugh was so eager to try to change jobs this offseason.

Interesting point.. I had not considered that.

[Philosophers]

For shady recruiting practices.

Not exactly a great look for a conference that loves to pride itself on operating at a higher ethical level than the SEC.


https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/38069030/source-michigan-jim-harbaugh-facing-4-game-suspension

If you read it, the infractions are ridiculously minuscule especially when compared to all the $hit the SEC gets away with.  What they are saying is that he was dishonest about the recruiting violations in his initial meetings with investigators.  He said he didn't recall the events when first speaking with the investigators but that he was never purposely dishonest.  Much ado about nothing.

[Jclayton92]

I see guys are still getting suspended for gambling. Broncos 4th rd pick last yr just got suspended indefinitely.

[Philosophers]

Harbaugh supposedly bought a recruit a $13 hamburger for God's sake.