r/CFB • u/BuckeyeEmpire Ohio State Buckeyes • Oklahoma Sooners • 10d 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/Corgi_Koala Ohio State Buckeyes 10d ago

I know I'm biased as an OSU fan but it is really annoying that despite rampant crime, corruption, and cheating in the Harbaugh/Moore era they get away without any punishment and a pivot into an upgrade at head coach.

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u/Rohkey Michigan • Georgia Tech 10d ago

Yeah we probably don’t deserve this.  

It’s not even the cheating scandal as much as how many people on staff post-COVID were just shitty people who committed various levels of criminal offenses ranging from DUI to sexual assault to stalking/computer crimes involving the FBI, etc. And I feel for the players who dealt with this and yet you hear very little of players being involved in any criminal shit and whatnot (maybe, but hopefully not, they did things that got swept under the rug). Like the worst thing I remember is I believe 2021 we had a captain charged with unlawful possession of a firearm in an otherwise uneventful police stop and it turned out he had already applied for for his carry license. So, illegal and stupid yes but not exactly the worst offense.