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  Dan Wetzel handle.invalid · Mar 27, 2025
  Prosecutors allege coach Matt Weiss hacked accounts of over 3,000 targeted, female athletes, including at least five from a small, D-II school in California. How many schools will be impacted? “This is the most prolific…I've seen.” www.espn.com/college-foot...
  

  How effects of Michigan hacking are rippling nationwide

  The allegations have left much of college athletics concerned about what other athletes might be victims.

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  Dan Wetzel handle.invalid · Mar 24, 2025
  Facing dozens of years in prison for alleged cyber crimes - plus a new civil suit from two female athletes - former Michigan and Baltimore Ravens assistant Matt Weiss pleads not guilty in a Detroit courthouse. www.espn.com/college-foot...
  

  Former U-M coach pleads not guilty in cyber case

  Also Monday, Weiss and the University of Michigan were hit with a civil suit by women whose accounts he allegedly hacked.

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  Dan Wetzel handle.invalid · Mar 22, 2025
  In the new role of college GM, the face, leader and future of Stanford football is Andrew Luck. That makes coach Troy Taylor’s job security, after just six wins and two school investigations into his behavior, even more tenuous. For @espntr.bsky.social t.co/KJ92uMuRUD

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