August 23, 20188 yr I get that Urban could have reported it to title 9 and should have, . Correct, thus, I don't agree that your contention that Gene looked worse than Urban is correct.
August 23, 20188 yr Admitting that both the AD and the coach did not fulfill their duties based on their contracts, and nobody loses their job would never look good, no... Nobody here hates OSU, as much as you wish that were true... I needed a good laugh on the latter, thank you, been a long day!
August 23, 20188 yr OSU's next hire will be a PR firm to work with Urban on how to handle himself in a press conference. His last two pressers have hurt him (unless wins and losses are your priority).
August 23, 20188 yr From the actual report if people are interested: "Neither Coach Meyer nor Athletic Director Smith violated any policy, rules, law or contractual obligation in connection with the alleged domestic abuse claims."
August 23, 20188 yr I needed a good laugh on the latter, thank you, been a long day! OSU isn't even in the Top 3 of the most disliked programs on this board, sorry bro.
August 23, 20188 yr Was it ever gonna look “good” to those that hate OSU... Similar to this question... Was there anything OSU could have done that would cause you and @GrantNKY to say they didn't handle this well? If so, what would that have been?
August 23, 20188 yr Similar to this question... Was there anything OSU could have done that would cause you and @GrantNKY to say they didn't handle this well? If so, what would that have been? Conducting a 2 week investigation, spending up to $500,000 on a team lead by the former American attorney who served as the 31st Chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission from 2013 to 2017, is pretty credible to me that OSU tried to get this right.
August 23, 20188 yr Conducting a 2 week investigation, spending up to $500,000 on a team lead by the former American attorney who served as the 31st Chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission from 2013 to 2017, is pretty credible to me that OSU tried to get this right. You didn't answer the question. At all.
August 23, 20188 yr Powell PD "edited" the 2015 police report three years after to the fact to show that Zack Smith was not arrested, when initially the report indicated that he was arrested.
August 23, 20188 yr From Brett McMurphy's Facebook page: "On July 23, I reported Zach Smith was arrested in 2015 because that is exactly what the Powell Police’s Ohio Uniform Offense Report from 2015 indicated. “Box F Arrest – Adult” had an “X” in it. I have included a copy of that report (the handwritten notes on the report are mine in the days/weeks after I obtained the report). On July 24, the Powell, Ohio, Police Department released a “revised report” about the 2015 incident – nearly three years after the incident – and the Powell Police Department changed its original report and now had the arrest box unchecked in its “revised report.” So the Powell PD apparently changed the 2015 police report. I'm not sure why they would, or how they could do that, but that seems interesting to say the least.
August 23, 20188 yr You didn't answer the question. At all. No, I answered it.. there was plenty that OSU could have done wrong but when they went and got a former Presidential nominee to run the investigation, I can’t find any faults at the very moment.
August 23, 20188 yr No, I answered it.. there was plenty that OSU could have done wrong but when they went and got a former Presidential nominee to run the investigation, I can’t find any faults at the very moment. So in your opinion, OSU handled this exactly how they should have? Correct?
August 23, 20188 yr So in your opinion, OSU handled this exactly how they should have? Correct? The investigation 100%. You can’t find a better lead investigator than a former Presidential nominee.
August 23, 20188 yr The investigation 100%. I'm talking about everything, all inclusive. There's nothing they could have or should have done differently, in your opinion?
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