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2023 tCun Shenanigans, Arguments, Cobras, Feckless Marmots, Fake Pandas, Dirty Cheaters

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BuckyKatt said:
Exactly. And how do you leave out the OC & DC from immediate punishment when the BIG10 and apparently the NCAA admit the team gained an unfair advantage from what they did?

How does this make sense to anyone...?

They did say in their statement that further punishment may be enacted if further developments warrent. So if they qualify for either the BIG10 Championship and/or the playoffs they may step in again.

What a mess.
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Momma taught me life ain't fair when I was little.
 
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buckeyemania11 said:
:lol:

The SEC isn’t as pro Michigan as they were expecting

The SEC reached out to the B1G to provide evidence that “Michigan staff member (Stalions)” attended SEC games as well | mgoblog

Not sure if it was confirmed prior that the SEC was also colluding with the B1G on this: In addition, the commissioner of the Southeastern Conference informed the Conference that the University staff member had purchased tickets to the SEC football championship game in Atlanta. TWEET If true, to...
mgoblog.com mgoblog.com
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According to MGoBlow, the SEC was "colluding" with the B1G.
 
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So legit question here. Let's say NCAA drops the hammer officially and says tCun cheated. Would sports books or individuals who bet those games and lost have any legal recourse ?
 
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AuTX Buckeye said:
So legit question here. Let's say NCAA drops the hammer officially and says tCun cheated. Would sports books or individuals who bet those games and lost have any legal recourse ?
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I can't imagine they would. The sportsbook made no misrepresentation and is equally at risk for fraud by a participant. As for suing scUM, that's a hard case to make for an individual.
 
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Buckeyeskickbuttocks said:
I can't imagine they would. The sportsbook made no misrepresentation and is equally at risk for fraud by a participant. As for suing scUM, that's a hard case to make for an individual.
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yeah I was wondering about sportsbooks and individuals teaming up on tCun. Maybe individuals might have a class action suit against tCun?
 
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