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Exactly what most people saw coming. A discipline from the B1G so they save face, that ultimately amounts to nothing this year. NCAA investigation and sanctions will be the main problem for the university, not Harbaugh since he’s going to leave for the NFL.
The NCAA probably does nothing to the school. At most I think they do something to Harbaugh if there’s an appetite in the minds of the powerful there to go after a blueblood program. I don’t think much if anything happens.
UM and ND to the Big 12
Let’s meet judge Timothy Connors
Timothy Connors | University of Michigan Law School
Timothy P. Connors, a lecturer at the University of Michigan Law School, has been a state court judge since 1991, serving as a chief judge for 11 years. He presides over cases in the civil and domestic divisions of the Washtenaw County Trial Court and handles the neglect and abuse docket for the...
BuffBronco
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Let’s meet judge Timothy Connors
Timothy Connors | University of Michigan Law School
Timothy P. Connors, a lecturer at the University of Michigan Law School, has been a state court judge since 1991, serving as a chief judge for 11 years. He presides over cases in the civil and domestic divisions of the Washtenaw County Trial Court and handles the neglect and abuse docket for the...michigan.law.umich.edu
I'd make a comment about the example set by a certain supreme court justice but prefer to keep politics out of a football thread.So are recusals still a thing or nah?
Why does this remind me of trying to get a case through the courts in Waco TX against Baylor?
I briefly caught a guy doing sports radio and he made a great point imo.
College sports has a huge problem due to not being set up with leadership. Neither the NCAA nor the conference are fully in charge. Without leadership, you can't govern.
Further, if you look at this B1G punishment of Michigan it is horrible governance. If they have the evidence, this punishment is ridiculously light. If they don't have the evidence, they have no grounds to punish. So which is it? Sure appears that the B1G commish is completely political. "Got to give all these complaining members something, but don't want to make too big of an enemy out of Michigan. So I guess I'll split the baby and hope that buys me enough time to wash my hands of it and put it on the NCAA to decide things."
College sports has a huge problem due to not being set up with leadership. Neither the NCAA nor the conference are fully in charge. Without leadership, you can't govern.
Further, if you look at this B1G punishment of Michigan it is horrible governance. If they have the evidence, this punishment is ridiculously light. If they don't have the evidence, they have no grounds to punish. So which is it? Sure appears that the B1G commish is completely political. "Got to give all these complaining members something, but don't want to make too big of an enemy out of Michigan. So I guess I'll split the baby and hope that buys me enough time to wash my hands of it and put it on the NCAA to decide things."
Lol
Good for the B1G here.
It's like that time that Cawthorn told the world that Republicans do drugs and have sex. Well, not entirely like that, but something about this reminds me of that.
"In an overwhelming spirit of fairness"
Lol at the conflicting reports between the opposing networks with clear and opposite interests
Finding a Michigan judge that has no affiliation with UM could be impossible.
Especially when they are looking for a favorable ruling for something associated with the school.
There are four other law schools in Michigan plus many in surrounding states but the Michigan Law school is one of the highest rated in the country so it would be logical that a lot of the judges come from there.
L Buff
Commissar of the Albuffs Collective Left
While both judges in question got their undergrad degrees from UM ... neither got their JDs from Michigan Law. Connors got his from Wayne State, Kuhnke got hers from Chicago-Kent.
The other guy not being an active Michigan lecturer is a step up.
Watched some of GameDay this morning and the general feeling is that this will motivate Michigan even more. I feel the opposite, that with the distractions combined with the fact that Michigan is untested so far PSU wins today.
I’m having a hard time understanding the term ”Temporary Restraining Order” and how it applies to this situation. Aren’t those usually used to keep someone AWAY from someone or something? I’d understand if it were a “temporary stay (of judgement)”. Can someone explain it to me like I’m 5.