I'd like to hope your right but I doubt it.
College football is about 2 things only.
Money and winning. He brings in both.
And *** toys
I'd like to hope your right but I doubt it.
College football is about 2 things only.
Money and winning. He brings in both.
In other words, it's "finished when the situation dies down enough where we don't have to fire him"
McMurphy = pure assassin! Dude is out for blood.McMurphy just went all in. He doesn’t give a single ****. **** pix, blowies and *** toy receipts. Good Lord
Is what McMurphy doing legal? Obviously the text with the lawyer is interesting. I haven’t seen such vindictive reporting since Chuck Robinson tried to take us down with Nevin BS
Not sure McMurphy has dropped the big one just yet. If that dumb *** lawyer for Smith keeps agitating him he might get real ugly with them.
Control freak that Meyer is he knows way more than he would ever admit. Every thing that comes out just further shows what a lying lowlife he is and further tarnishes OSU as a school. Do not see how he can possibly survive.
curious. why would they have to eat $38MM. wouldn´t they have the right to fire him for cause?that lady heading th
that lady heading the investigation is no joke. Former well-respected U.S. Attorney with no OSU ties. We'll see what she finds but you don't get someone like her to not find out what's going on. I suspect they want to let him go but need to find cause before potentially eating 38 mill.
curious. why would they have to eat $38MM. wouldn´t they have the right to fire him for cause?
curious. why would they have to eat $38MM. wouldn´t they have the right to fire him for cause?
On a brighter side of things, it is National Airborne Day
I suppose that's what the investigation is about; to find irrefutable cause.
At this stage i'm not certain what the facts are based on:
1. McMurphy's reporting.
2. Urban's statement at media days and then subsequent letter.
3. C. Smith's interview.
4. Z. Smith's interview.
5. Gene Smith's silence.
OSU's BOT and President need to know they're shielded from wrongful termination litigation if they cut him loose without proper cause, but I'd be surprised to see him stay if they find cause or not. I'd say it's either an outright firing or buyout at this stage and the investigation is there to determine what options the leadership has to remove The Meyer Family from campus.
Keeping Meyer has it's pros but, IMHO, it's not worth the negative attention that will enshroud the University for keeping him around.
the new revelations regarding the *****/pics are not that germane, in my opinion. yes, they evidence how demented Smith is, but it does not seem to address whether Meyer should have fired Smith long ago and what Meyer did or did not do to cover up for Smith.
to fire Meyer, we need some tangible evidence that he knew about Smith's unlawful behavior and that he failed to report it, all in breach of his contract.
what has been surprising is that the lack of outrage from the #MeToo and feminist organizations. perhaps they are waiting, but that doesn't seem plausible because they should be outraged now and should pressure the Board to fire Meyer rather than react to what the Board might do next week.
i think one big issue is that they seem to have Title IX issues for failing to report domestic violence. This could be a leverage point that needs to be PRESSED.
i think one big issue is that they seem to have Title IX issues for failing to report domestic violence. This could be a leverage point that needs to be PRESSED.