Columbus, Ohio: A number of clubs are concerned about sign-stealing, including Alabama and, it turns out, Michigan.
The squad hasn’t seen any footage on any of their own tablets, according to Alabama wide receiver Isaiah Bond, who stated on Thursday that they are afraid after Michigan’s earlier this year sign-stealing incident. Every movie has only ever been watched in groups.Bond explained, “They were, I guess, looking at other people’s play calls, their hand signals the first eight games or something like that, on the app where we record film off of practice and stuff like that.”
Seeing movies on personal iPads, which head coach Jim Harbaugh disabled for all of them on Thursday. The squad hasn’t viewed a movie on their iPads in the whole month of November, according to quarterback J.J. McCarthy.
Connor Stalions, a former employee of Michigan, was suspended and eventually quit due to allegations that he organized and oversaw a scam including in-person scouting and sign theft. During the season, Harbaugh was suspended for three games, which included the match against Ohio State. Chris Partridge, the linebackers coach, was also fired during this time.It’s unknown if these safety measures were taken by Ohio State or any other teams that Michigan was scheduled to play during the regular season. But Ryan Walters, the coach at Purdue, made it a point to express his thoughts during the season.
The absurd thing is that they aren’t claims. In November, Walters stated, “It happened.” “Video proof is available. Sales and ticket purchases have a history that you can follow. We have no doubt that they attended several of our games.Bond explained, “They were, I guess, looking at other people’s play calls, their hand signals the first eight games or something like that, on the app where we record film off of practice and stuff like that.”Seeing movies on personal iPads, which head coach Jim Harbaugh disabled for all of them on Thursday. The squad hasn’t viewed a movie on their iPads in the whole month of November, according to quarterback J.J. McCarthy.
Bond explained, “They were, I guess, looking at other people’s play calls, their hand signals the first eight games or something like that, on the app where we record film off of practice and stuff like that.”Seeing movies on personal iPads, which head coach Jim Harbaugh disabled for all of them on Thursday. The squad hasn’t viewed a movie on their iPads in the whole month of November, according to quarterback J.J. McCarthy.Bond explained, “They were, I guess, looking at other people’s play calls, their hand signals the first eight games or something like that, on the app where we record film off of practice and stuff like that.”Seeing movies on personal iPads, which head coach Jim Harbaugh disabled for all of them on Thursday. The squad hasn’t viewed a movie on their iPads in the whole month of November, according to quarterback J.J. McCarthy.Bond explained, “They were, I guess, looking at other people’s play calls, their hand signals the first eight games or something like that, on the app where we record film off of practice and stuff like that.”Seeing movies on personal iPads, which head coach Jim Harbaugh disabled for all of them on Thursday. The squad hasn’t viewed a movie on their iPads in the whole month of November, according to quarterback J.J. McCarthy.
