Any of the mods have insight on this? I was under the impression it was indeed an admissions issue, but this guy's throwing some shade. Not really sure what he's implying though... a recruiting violation during COVID? Fake ACT scores? Or just Worthy having a change of heart?

 

https://www.si.com/college/texas/football/former-michigan-coach-reveals-how-wolverines-fumbled-xavier-worthy-texas-longhorns-hands

Interesting, I always thought he just decided he didn't want to be at Michigan.

Funny to think that the conventional wisdom was that Harbaugh was going to be fired that year.

It was academic. Their admissions denied him as a mid year at Michigan.

36 minutes ago, Bobby Burton said:

It was academic. Their admissions denied him as a mid year at Michigan.

How's vacation going

1 hour ago, Wabi Sabi said:

Any of the mods have insight on this? I was under the impression it was indeed an admissions issue, but this guy's throwing some shade. Not really sure what he's implying though... a recruiting violation during COVID? Fake ACT scores? Or just Worthy having a change of heart?

 

https://www.si.com/college/texas/football/former-michigan-coach-reveals-how-wolverines-fumbled-xavier-worthy-texas-longhorns-hands

I dont see any shade in that, He is directly blaming  Admissions

The biggest takeaway from this online dust-up is it gives the NCAA, if they want it, and fans more ammunition against Harbaugh and his staff. 

56 minutes ago, codaxx said:

I dont see any shade in that, He is directly blaming  Admissions

I was reading it as though Gattis was tweeting AT Worthy, definitely sounds different after realizing he's tweeting at fans. Thought he was accusing Worthy of attacking his integrity and he was trying to set the record straight. 

 

My B!

A saw another dumb michigan fan saying worthy wanted out because some coach did the dirty dirty with his mom 

Is any of this really important?