Paul Finebaum and Pete Thamel bring good news to Michigan fans.
from ESPN's Pete Thamel and Dan Murphy sharing information about the NOA draft that will be sent to the Wolverines involving the Connor Stalions' sign-stealing scheme. In the report, it detailed Sherrone Moore deleted a threat of 52 text messages with Stalions once the news broke surrounding Stalions last October. Also, the report, stated Moore could be facing suspension and a show clause because of it.
While the biggest takeaway from the NOA draft was the part about Moore deleting messages with Stalions, it was also deemed a Level 2 violation -- not a Level 1. Appearing on, Pete Thamel shot down the theory that Michigan might vacate wins, any player could be at risk, or any sort of postseason ban. Thamel believes Moore could be facing a short suspension, but of course, we will have to see what the NCAA says once Michigan is officially handed the NOA.
"So I think Sherrone Moore faces a short suspension if you look at the history of this stuff at the maximum," said Thame. "To go through sort of the matrix of what could happen to Michigan in this, Greeny, I don't think they're going to have any type of postseason ban. I don't think looking at history, looking at past precedent in this, there's going to be any type of retroactive -- anything to what they've already won and accomplished.
While Thamel gave Michigan fans some hope and good news, a one-time Michigan rival, Paul Finebaum now appears to be on Michigan's side -- or just against the NCAA. Finebaum doesn't believe any of this is a big deal. He brings up the point Charlie Baker, the NCAA President, said following Michigan's national title. Finebaum goes on to slam the NCAA and believes the Wolverines could win any court battle brought to the table.
“I don't think it's a big deal, and Greeny, I'm struggling to remember anything other than the fact that you had to stop your golf round yesterday because of lightning," Finebaum started. The point being here, this is all a continuation of a long, drawn-out story that in many people’s eyes, probably other than the NCAA, is over.
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