Not talking about Michigan here, but just in general about the suspension type...
The game only suspensions are just crap...
If a player gets suspended, they're truly out... but if a coach gets suspended, they're more than 85% still in, your just suspending them for 15% ... That type of suspension is total BS and a cop out IMO.
Not applying it to this case, but just in general, I feel like it should be a total suspension, or none at all.
That being said, the staffer at the center of this, if he did do what he's accused of doing, he should be suspended for life (or until they make what he did legal).
Seems like it's impossible to know what the other coaches knew or didn't know, or be able to tell what they should of been able to figure out by the clues.
But sounds like a lot of people think that even if they didn't know, they should of been able to figure out more than they're claiming they did.
