It's illegal to scout an opponent in person. He was scouting in person with the intent to steal signs which is not illegal. If he was just scouting in person, probably not a huge deal.
Sounds like a bigger deal than that and conference members are filing accusations against Michigan.
It's a huge deal. I'm saying that if he was only scouting in person, it likely wouldn't have been a huge deal. Scouting in person with the intent to steal signs makes it a big deal.
Actually read a good post about this. Every team is trying to steal signals. If they weren’t, there wouldn’t be such elaborate mechanisms for calling plays. There would be need to do that if you weren’t worried about teams stealing.
It's easy to be accused by anyone of that, especially when the opponent's play-calling is predictable and boring.
Seems to be a pretty sophisticated system for Harbaugh to know nothing. Easy to to condone it plead and innocent as well.
Harbaugh seems to be in the immediate vicinity too often in these incidents to be ''holier than thou''.Jim Harbaugh popped again for alleged cheating. It's time to drop the self-righteous act.
Jim Harbaugh is in a snit with the NCAA over potential rules violations that were petty, avoidable and ultimately stupid if they indeed took place.www.usatoday.com
He could go to work today for the Biden Administration
