Page 2 - Blog Roundtable News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Things Discussed: Four-game suspension for Harbaugh? NCAA doesn’t understand that they can’t operate like it’s 1998 with one team the same week they’re letting a friend off for the biggest scandal since Pony Express. The commonality is the NCAA has a sweet spot where it has to be harsh enough that it looks like they’re serious while not being serious enough to affect anybody’s bottom line. Michigan and Tennessee stand out because one was too small and one too big to fit the narrative that the NCAA is actually in charge of anything. Who’s going to coach? Seth: Four games, four fut...

Things Discussed: Let's talk 45-23: Klatt says OSU wins 6/10? OSU had to play a gambler's defense with their safeties in the box because they could not play their base defense against Michigan. Try that B12 shit against Olu and he's going to spot it. Usually don't have one of the all-time stinkers from a safety like they got from Lathan Ransom. Flipside: M practiced the right defense to beat OSU as their base defense all year. OSU's offense is predicated on the fact they can beat anyone's athletes, and that was true against even Georgia. Michigan's defense No...

Tommy rees and jim leonard were interesting suggestions in the espn article.  of the two rees seems a better fit and more likely to bite.  just hoping they keep their grubby mitts off our stack.  

Things Discussed: Just me (Seth) today with Ira & Sam and we have Sam answer the HTTV (now available as a PDF) Roundtable questions. HTTV: the not a PDF? There's a paper shortage preventing us from printing as many as we need. I have enough to take care of all of the pre-orders. I don't have enough to put print copies on sale right now. I may in 3 weeks. I will have a Kindle Edition in a few weeks. In fact it'll be submitted to Kindle in a few days. NIL: Where's Michigan at? Sam thinks they're coming in under their hopes. Not going to raise what OSU is raising. Wil...

Things Discussed: NIL vs "NIL": Why is the NCAA trying to fight states? Who's writing the laws? Do they have any chance? Nope. NCAA is probably trying to scare other ADs away from joining the race to make the most anti-NCAA public policy. What should the NCAA be fighting for at this point? They have to go to class, they have to graduate. NCAA isn't going to do anything; being careful about following rules they're not taking seriously is useless. They can't even punish schools anymore because they're not going to take away postseasons (they don't want to)...