University of Michigan Faces NCAA Sanctions & More News

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00:00But we'll start off with some potential issues with the University of Michigan that we discussed

00:09yesterday.

00:10It seems like that story has percolated into today as well, as the University of Michigan

00:15are going to be facing some sanctions.

00:17In fact, Michigan and five individuals who are currently or previously worked for the

00:22program reached an agreement with the NCAA enforcement staff on violations that are concerning

00:28their coaching activities concerning recruiting and their non-coaching staff members that

00:34occurred within the football program.

00:36The committee issued a statement on April the 16th confirming the resolution of the

00:41case, and Jim Harbaugh was not part of that agreement, so his case was resolved separately.

00:49And right now, the NCAA also has issued a statement, and we're going to give you that

00:56statement here, I believe, in a second here.

00:58There it is, the Division I Committee on Infractions panel determined that former Michigan

01:02head football coach Jim Harbaugh violated recruiting and inducement rules, engaged in

01:06unethical conduct, failed to promote an atmosphere of compliance, and violated head coach responsibility

01:14obligations resulting in a four-year show cause order.

01:20Harbaugh could potentially face a suspension if he returns to coach in college.

01:27It will not affect him in the National Football League, which really is the bottom line as

01:31he takes over for the Chargers this year.

01:33All right.

01:34A very interesting lawsuit has percolated online, which isn't getting attention, and

01:38so we thought we would bring some of it to light.

01:40This is regarding FanDuel, really interesting story, allegedly violating California's privacy

01:45laws that, again, California does not have legalized sports betting by using TikTok's

01:50trap and trace software to track website users.

01:55How about that?

01:56The lawsuit, which was filed last month in the U.S. District Court for the Central District

02:00of California, claims that the software collects user data before cookie consent is given,

02:07and that violates California's trap and trace law using a process called fingerprinting.

02:14The TikTok software, what they do is collect personal data from users who visit the website,

02:19and then the data is matched against existing data that TikTok has already mined from hundreds

02:23of Americans, millions of Americans.

02:25The software then can be used to restructure the user's identity, and that allows the company

02:29to run targeted advertising campaigns.

02:32You know what that's all about, despite not receiving cookie content.

02:36And basically what this means is that they did not have consent to use this via FanDuel,

02:40and at the same time, everybody who's used Instagram, Facebook, or anything else, you

02:44click on something, you know exactly why you're getting ads for that.

02:48Same thing essentially is here as well.

02:50So we'll follow this for you, and of course, our friends at Legal Sports Report will as

02:53well.

02:54Okay, looks like that China is very interested in changing some of the elements to the upcoming

03:00Olympic Games.

03:01Now, again, with the Olympic Games coming to an end, this will affect the next Olympic

03:04Games.

03:05China's anti-doping agency on Thursday has asked the ITA, the International Testing Agency,

03:11to intensify testing of the Americans in track and field.

03:16After sprinter Aryan Knighton tested positive for a banned substance, they've also accused

03:21the U.S. anti-doping agency earlier this week of some double standards, saying that

03:25the U.S. had been trying its best to clear U.S. athletes while using the different methods

03:32of cover-ups in order for them to participate.

03:35So needless to say, upcoming Olympics in the United States in four years.

03:40We'll see if this potentially gets affected.

03:43Also, the Chicago White Sox have made a move, and not a surprising one.

03:47Pedro Grafal, who had 190 losses over the last two seasons, has been dismissed by the

03:54Chicago White Sox.

03:55It was announced this morning, 89 wins, 190 losses, and the largest losing streak in the

04:03history of the American League at 21 games.

04:05That was tied.

04:06So Grafal is out as manager of the White Sox.

04:09All right, back to the Olympics.

04:11Let's go to some results here.

04:12How about Quincy Hall?

04:13What an incredible run for him.

04:14The latest American to electrify the fans in Paris, coming all the way from behind.

04:22Can't show you the video.

04:23That's a shame.

04:24400 meters to reel in three runners and capture the gold medal.

04:26He was in fourth place, came all the way back to finish first.

04:29He beat Matthew Hudson Smith by 0.04 seconds.

04:33How about Noah Lyles at the Olympics?

04:35We've been talking about him quite a bit, right?

04:37He'll race for his second Olympic gold medal.

04:39He finished runner-up on Wednesday in the 200 meter, his first loss at that distance

04:42in three years.

04:43Andre de Grasse of Canada finished third in his heat and did not advance.

04:48Over in women's basketball, Team USA moves on.

04:52They beat Nigeria by the final of 88 to 74.

04:56They're looking for their eighth consecutive and 10th overall Olympic gold medal at the

05:00US Olympics.

05:01Team USA was led by Asia Wilson.

05:04She had 20 points, 10 rebounds, double-double.

05:07Her third of the Paris games was also Wilson's fourth of her career, the most ever by a US

05:12women's player.

05:13How about this new obstacle course sport?

05:16Pentathlon, an outlier at the Olympics, is getting rid of its horse competition at the

05:21Paris games and bringing in a new competition.

05:23It's called American Ninja Warrior.

05:27Sounds familiar.

05:28Sounds like something we see on TV.

05:30It's an obstacle course for the Olympic games in 2028, a new pentathlon that essentially

05:36involves running, swimming, horse riding, shooting, and fencing.

05:43Did you write all that down?

05:45If not, when the Olympics comes back in 2028, I'll tell you all again.

05:49In Major League Baseball, Jackson Holliday, one of the top young prospects and players

05:52in all of Major League Baseball, hit a home run again last night.

05:55It's his third straight game.

05:57He ain't even 21 years old, folks, and he's home run three games in a row.

06:01He did not get off to the best start when he was activated earlier this season for the

06:05Orioles, but after a stint in the minor leagues, he has come back with a vengeance, and his

06:08manager, Brandon Hyde, said it's all about the swing.

06:11He's got a nice swing, and there's a lot of things that work in that swing, and he's got

06:15a lot of confidence, and he really can get on a fast ball, and I just think you see the

06:22confidence growing, honestly, up here at this level.

06:25A little bit of success, and all of a sudden, you start feeling good in the batter's box,

06:29and he's getting some huge hits.

06:31That's three nights in a row, so I'm really happy for him.

06:35Jackson Holliday on fire for the Orioles, but nobody hotter last night in Major League

06:40Baseball than Kyle Schwarber of the Philadelphia Phillies.

06:43Not one, not two, but three home runs in their victory over the Dodgers yesterday.

06:48They were down 4-3, but all of a sudden, they stormed a huge comeback in this one as Schwarber

06:55hit three home runs, and the manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Dave Roberts, was thrown

07:00out of the game for arguing balls and strikes.

07:03Not happy with the way things went there.

07:05In terms of afternoon baseball today, we have the Giants and Nationals coming up at

07:09noon Eastern.

07:10Kyle Harrison against DJ Hearst.

07:12Those are the starting pitchers, although weather could be a factor in that game.

07:15The Brewers take on the Braves.

07:16Frankie Montas takes on Charlie Morton.

07:18The Brewers have won the first three games of that series.

07:22Also 12.35 Eastern, it is Padres and Pirates, and Scott Farrell at 3 o'clock Eastern will

07:27give you recaps and highlights of all those games as well.

07:31Over in the National Football League, we've got preseason action tonight.

07:34You ready to, you know, just unload your entire bankroll on this great game between the Panthers

07:41and Patriots?

07:42Total of 34.5, bet it all on one of the sides.

07:47I'm just kidding.

07:48Stay away.

07:49Lions also take on the Giants.

07:51How about the University of Texas going into the season as one of the favorites to win

07:55the Southeastern Conference?

07:56They've lost their running back, CJ Baxter, a knee injury in practice Tuesday.

08:01He's going to have to have season-ending surgery as an MRI revealed posterior collateral ligaments,

08:09LCL PCL tears.

08:11He was the number 30 overall recruit in 2023.

08:14Texas has a good backup, but Baxter's a good running back as well.

08:18Fights in practice.

08:19We're seeing this happen.

08:20Teams need to play against each other and stop fighting against each other.

08:23DK Metcalf of the Seattle Seahawks yesterday, swigging his helmet, getting in fights.

08:27Not good.

08:28Lamar Jackson says that he's lost 20 pounds.

08:30He said he got too fat last year.

08:31Guy looked in great shape to me.

08:33Couldn't we all lose 20 pounds?

08:34We'll be back right after this.

08:35Don't go away.

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