Did The Connor Stalions Netflix Special Change Your Opinion | The Valenti Show with Rico

What were your takeaways from the Connor Stalions Netflix special? #michigan #football #signstealing

[billylyons]

As someone who is completely impartial (Syracuse fan) it felt like blatant Michigan propaganda to me. They didn’t really talk about what he did that was wrong, and when they did it was either surface level or making light of it.

[BSmitty]

What a garbage puff piece that doc SMH

[keithzastrow]

That 2nd caller (Johnny) is literally the ONLY um fan I have heard on social media or in person actually man up like that. Actually NOT be a hypocrite about this. MAD respect for him. And that's exactly right: Had OSU been found guilty of this, um fans would be insisting the same thing happen to them as everyone else wants to happen to um. And if MSU did only would um fans want us to be stripped of the NC, they'd be insisting we got kicked out of the B1G. Oh yes they would!

[noah.conley]

Why would my opinion change on a Netflix fluff piece???

[BG_Brother]

"completely changed after no stallions, almost goose egging teams" well AFTER we gave MSU their worst loss in stadium history 49-0, bludgeoned penn state with 30 straight runs winning by 2 scores, beat tOSU, beat the almighty nick saban and alabama then made michael penix look like he'd never seen a football before. the level of cope is unreal

[BG_Brother]

MSU talking about standards and justice is laughable: Hitler trivia on your stadium scoreboard, felony assault 10v1 in the tunnel, Mel Tucker, Larry Nasar... the list goes on, so don't act all righteous and please save us from your precious grandstanding about "justice"

[xDeacon]

Team was totally different after Stalions left and all this came out? They blanked MSU the very next game and beat 3 top 5 teams after that. What a dumb fn caller.

[nyronkennedy]

Wow caller said they was winning with Connor Stallions but after Stallions they was just barely winning against better teams 😂😂😂... What a joke this guys

[Charlie-skv]

"The more you know about football the less you think this (sign stealing) had an impact; the less you know about football the more you think it had an impact." Joel Klatt

[klaekrodeman]

As long as the the governing body which oversees college football cannot legally interview someone without the consequence of perjury and legal action, it is pointless. I wonder what Bo would have done?

[blomeupday]

This is all about the NCAA doing the most about the least consequential breaking of the rules. It ranks up there with cream cheese for bagels. The crime is basically changing lanes without a turn signal. Sign stealing is legal in college football. There’s a reason teams employ 8 people to send in a play, it’s because 7 was too easy to figure out. Every team knows every signal of the opposing team and if they don’t it’s because they are not good at their job. The schools complaining about this are playing the public for fools. If your college coach didn’t plan on having signs stolen, what is he doing hiring sign stealers?

[ericstoppels]

LONE WOLF!!!! JIM DIDNT KNOW!!! HE WASNT AT


Jim gives him game ball💀

He was at MSU 😂😂😂😂😂

[jimmyrecendiz]

It actively made me hate Michigan more, dislike Connor more, and add some new to my shitlist: that one linebacker they kept bringing back. The fact that they were trying portray as a Conor victim is laughable. The barstool CEO is a massive tool

[Numberboyz]

The callers were actually good Michigan fans, I got respect for them. Another part of this and should hurt Michigan fans and I’m a buckeye but they had a good team last year a real good team. Sucks now.

[wingnut]

From the MSU game on to the National championship everyone changed their signs and there was no stallions. They beat everyone fair and square. Also you had Harbaugh suspended for 6 games.
Washington was one of the best offenses in the country and only put up 13 points on Michigan. No stalions no sign stealing and only 13 points. Please let’s not act like the games against East Carolina that “sign stealing” changed the outcome. It’s laughable

[hermandebarr]

Connor Stallions got into the Naval Academy, you guys are funny

[chirocket]

Tune in next year to find out what happens.

[ammielcoats]

Supposedly stallions gave a player the signals when he got fired 😂😂😂

[shanebrotherton]

Isn’t the whole scandal about him scouting in person of advance opponents? Which he never did himself (*Central Game). He did via others. Guessing rule books don’t explicitly rule against this (grey area)?

[Whenstarsaligned]

Against my better judgment, I watched it. Only to confirm that the delusion is real up there in Ichigan! I’d be apt to believe there isn’t a culture of corruption and dishonesty if not for all the shady behavior from the athletic department as a whole over the last few years. I mean they have enough scandals and bad behavior that any academic institution should be ashamed. What a shame! A great academic tradition like that deserve better.