Q&A with The Voice of the Wolverines, Doug Karsch

[Bobby Burton]

Hope you guys get a chance to listen to or watch this one!

 

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[Boosta153]

First!

[40acres]

I read it if you put it in print.  I refuse to use youtube.

[dentonhorn]

Plan to this evening 👍

[ArizonaLonghorn]

Really good interview Bobby, appreciate it!  Funny that you guys were buds back in the 1990's.

[FatherofMinky]

Good stuff Bobby

[Burnt Orange Horn]

4 hours ago, 40acres said:

I read it if you put it in print.  I refuse to use youtube.

You are missing the best part of OTF.  If it is the ads that kill you, there are alternative apps.

[dentonhorn]

Great talk, thanks Bobby.

[harveycmd]

Doug seems like a good guy. I must say, it's hard to believe that he really thinks Stalions acted alone. If Stalions acted alone, then there's no scandal because he had to communicate the information from the stolen signs to some coaches, who in turn communicated to players on the field. It's bizarre to see how are far these guys are willing to go to rationalize what was obviously a cheating conspiracy. I hope Texas isn't like Michigan in that regard. 

[Bobby Burton]

6 hours ago, harveycmd said:

Doug seems like a good guy. I must say, it's hard to believe that he really thinks Stalions acted alone. If Stalions acted alone, then there's no scandal because he had to communicate the information from the stolen signs to some coaches, who in turn communicated to players on the field. It's bizarre to see how are far these guys are willing to go to rationalize what was obviously a cheating conspiracy. I hope Texas isn't like Michigan in that regard. 

I definitely can believe that there was a rogue element to Stallions.

Yet I also don’t think no one else knew and thereby was complicit. 

[Bobby Burton]

16 hours ago, 40acres said:

I read it if you put it in print.  I refuse to use youtube.

We also have it in podcast format if that helps.

Here’s the link:

 

[harveycmd]

7 minutes ago, Bobby Burton said:

I definitely can believe that there was a rogue element to Stallions.

Yet I also don’t think no one else knew and thereby was complicit. 

I don't see how no one else knew. I can believe he "ran" the operation by doing the leg work, but he had to get to information to others. Did the coach or coaches to whom he was relaying the information think he was clairvoyant? 

[BobInHouston]

9 hours ago, Bobby Burton said:

I definitely can believe that there was a rogue element to Stallions.

Yet I also don’t think no one else knew and thereby was complicit. 

My question for the people that believe Stalions acted alone, is, why would Jim Harbaugh, who could teach advanced lessons to control freaks, allow this no-name GA to pester his coordinators *while they were calling plays."