Virtual Legality
Virtual Legality is a continuing series discussing the law, video games, software, and everything digital, hosted by Richard Hoeg, of the Hoeg Law Business Law Firm (Hoeg Law).
Those Who Stay Will Be...Cheaters? | Scouting Michigan Football v The NCAA Rulebook (VL767 - LIVE)
In this episode, Richard Hoeg dives into the NCAA investigation into Michigan Football, examining allegations against staffer, Connor Stallions, and potential additional rule violations. The discussion extends to the "Wild Stallions Scandal" and NCAA bylaws. The episode also explores NCAA amendments, conduct rules, and ethical implications of exploiting loopholes, concluding with potential punishments for Michigan.
Key Points
- The NCAA's investigation into Michigan Football for alleged sign-stealing is complex, with questions about whether actions taken by a staff member violate the spirit or the letter of NCAA rules.
- The NCAA bylaws and football rules regarding off-campus in-person scouting and recording signals are ambiguous, and the use of third parties to obtain game signals may not technically constitute a violation under current rules.
- The University of Michigan could face significant consequences depending on whether it directly funded the activities in question, as institutional involvement would clearly breach NCAA regulations.
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