Purdue head coach Ryan Walters doubles down on Michigan Football after getting stomped 41-13
If you happened to watch last night's game, you know the Michigan football team was not clicking on all cylinders. Yet, the Wolverines still blasted Purdue 41-13 in a game that was not as close as the score indicated. Leading up to Saturday night's game, Boilermakers head coach Ryan Walters blasted Michigan Football over the well-documented sign-stealing allegations surrounding the program. After watching his team get dominated by the Wolverines at the Big House, Walters doubled down on his original comments.
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What Did Ryan Walters Say About Michigan Football?
Following the game, Walters spoke to reporters and he doubled down on what he said earlier in the week.
“Just calling a spade a spade, really, in terms of advantages or disadvantages,” Walters said. “Just stating what happened.”
“I didn’t think so,” Walters said. “Again, I usually tell the truth, it’s not like a big deal, you know what I mean? But yeah, I would say that I was made breakfast Friday morning and got a cup of coffee and turned on SportsCenter and I was on the ticker. That was like and ‘Oh, OK,’ moment. But again, I’m not shy about speaking truth and if I could do it over again I’d say the same thing.”
TL;DR (too long didn't read)
- Michigan's Dominance: Despite not performing at their absolute best, the Michigan football team convincingly defeated Purdue 41-13. The score didn't truly reflect the Wolverines' dominance in the game, leaving no doubt about their capabilities.
- Ryan Walters Doubles Down: Boilermakers head coach Ryan Walters had been vocal about Michigan Football's sign-stealing allegations leading up to the game. After his team's loss, Walters reiterated his stance, emphasizing that he was merely speaking the truth.
- Staying True to His Words: Walters, when asked about his comments, remained unapologetic and candid. He reaffirmed his belief that it was important to call things as he saw them, regardless of the attention or controversy it might generate.
Bottom Line: What Does the Future Hold?
While Michigan's victory over Purdue showcased their prowess on the field, it also highlighted the ongoing turmoil surrounding the NCAA investigation into the program's alleged sign-stealing. Coach Walters' commitment to honesty remains unwavering, but the larger backdrop of the NCAA's inquiry and Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti's potential interim actions adds a layer of complexity to the college football landscape.
