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It's part CCCXIX. Is this when TCUN gets hammered in the c-c-coccyx?
More puzzle pieces fall into place as news of CMU's NOA breaks. There are a lot of theories on what this means.
PremierDrum talks it out:
So, CMU.
We know that they provided information early on and a few staffing changes happened.
The Chips getting popped for proving inaccurate information and withholding requested materials has not been so much as whispered about.
Saving the formal NOA delivery until UM's hearing was held and likely base punishments were decided on by the committee is not an accident.
Not that it's likely to break-through their maize and blue delusion, but this should make the winged helmet folks even less comfortable.
And the fact that they, too, want to go to a full COI hearing?!?
Wild.
Things are coming into focus.
It was believed by my folks that CMU's staff had spilled details to enforcement relative to UM's investigation, as there seemingly wasn't another realistic path for the NCAA to have known the things they knew.
We've reported for quite a while that the amended NOA for UM was due to new information received from the CMU episode. That hasn't changed.
The new wrinkle is that enforcement's information on the CMU episode came from somewhere else, and may have caught both CMU and UM in lies.
Who spilled?
Keeping in mind UM's strategy of defiance that early in the investigation...
Suppose - hypothetically, of course - the involved parties at both schools colluded to square their stories and hide (or even destroy) evidence.
NCAA enforcement already had more info than UM realized at the time, and likely would have flagged anything that didn't line up.
Then a certain Chippewa - perhaps not a coach - decides protecting the Harbaugh crime syndicate isn't worth flushing their career over.
We're days away from the world learning UM's punishment and there are still bodies being uncovered.
Wild.
Brohio reiterates Connor's role on CMU's sidelines:
Reminder. Stalions was not at CMU to steal MSUs signals. He already had them. He was primarily there to assist CMU. I told you that over a year ago because off-camera, Connor is a narcissist that couldn’t resist revealing the layers of his “genius plan” like a bumbling Bond villain to a Netflix production crew he barely knew. You’re seeing the fallout now.
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