Michigan Is Self-Imposing A Two Game Suspension (But NOT The First Two Games) To Lessen The Incoming Hammer From The NCAA
Listen I think Michigan is as innocent as the next guy. I saw what their Head Coach who fled the program before getting banned from the sport said. I saw what their Defensive Coordinator who fled the program before getting banned from the sport said. I saw what their low-level staffer said on the puff piece Netflix produced while being exiled from both the sport and the school he served as the fall man for. They were all INNOCENT. I truly believe this, which is why I'm flat out baffled that Michigan came out today and suspended their head coach for doing ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!
Am I wrong or is saying you did nothing wrong and then self-imposing a punishment before the NCAA even hands down their ruling a little backwards? And while we're at it, am I wrong or is self-imposing a two game suspension but picking and choosing which games to do it for even more backwards?
I won't address how insulting this is to Nebraska that Michigan says we need Coach against New Mexico, but when we head to Lincoln, he can stay at home. But what I will do is put myself in the shoes of the NCAA and take this as a huge slap in the face. They know the hammer is coming so they're trying to beat us to the punch, fine. Happens all the time. But picking and choosing which games to suspend your coach for based on what games he would like to coach in most is not a punishment at all. If I'm the NCAA, I just doubled whatever was coming down the line for these scumbags.
**Additonally, I'm not buying that they're "suspending" Moore for the Central Michigan game either. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
Anyways, I'm not going to give Michigan too must of my time today because then all of their braindead fans will starting shouting how they live rent free in my head. Truth of the matter is I don't think about them at all. My team is the National Champion and I will not be addressing any other schools until someone takes that away from us (whether that be another school in the playoff, or, in this rare instance of Michigan*, the NCAA taking it away)
