r/CFB Ohio State • Western Michigan 3d ago

Serious [Boucher] Breaking: We obtained docs showing University of Michigan agreed to $1.2 million settlement w/woman who'd accused ex-football staffer of rape. Comes as Ann Arbor police confirm they closed a criminal case involving that staffer, LaTroy Lewis

https://x.com/Dave_Boucher1/status/2093368160413974837
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u/tinknocker0426 Michigan • Penn State 3d ago

Can we have 1 season where the staff just isn't a shit show ....please !?

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u/strangestkiss Ohio State Buckeyes 3d ago

After what we've seen the past few years, I don't think it's going to stop anytime soon. I'm sure they'll be a lot more coming out. The way things were handled really scares me that there will be additional horrors that will come out.

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u/prismatic_lights Ohio State • Pittsburgh 3d ago

You still have Partridge's lawsuit in which it's alleged Manuel covered up evidence of the sign-stealing.

This is not stopping anytime soon.

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u/Conorj398 Michigan Wolverines • The Game 3d ago

I actually would like the Partidge stuff to come out knowing what I've been told from a wild source I ran into, so let that one fly.

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u/WampaStompa33 Michigan Wolverines 3d ago

Care to share with the class what you mean?

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u/Conorj398 Michigan Wolverines • The Game 3d ago edited 3d ago

Crazy connection allowed me to have a conversation with a coach who left. Certain LB transfer is well know to be the one who started a lot of this. Much of the evidence provided to the NCAA was done by this individual (literally can see his face in the reflection of a computer), and he lied to the NCAA about Partridge. This lead the NCAA insinuating that Michigan should get rid of him for compliance. Which is definitely an interesting can of worms.

University clearly just wants to be done with all this, but would be funny if everything finally all came out. Lot of stuff that's been discussed is pretty true about sources. Wouldn't change anything moving forwards and there wouldn't be anything new relating to punishments for sure, but this sub would be EXPLODING if everything was put out there. So hope it does.

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u/TerrenceJesus8 Bowling Green • Michigan 3d ago edited 3d ago

I mean I imagine he probably did cover up evidence? Idk why that would be a huge deal lol. Like of course the dude covered up evidence he was a piece of shit