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Could Urban be FIRED?

White trash is not about race. It's about behavior.

I just said "trash" and left the "white" part out of it.

Trashy people come in all colors.

You can also call them: low lifes.

In Australia they're known as "bogans"

In England for some reason, they have like dozens of terms for the type. "Yob," "chav," "pika," etc.

In Russian "Gopnik"

Life's rich pageant...
 
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Jim Romes last 3 takes on OSU and Meyer are fucking classic. This is todays..........


I spent almost all of yesterday’s show on the embarrassment and disgrace that is Urban Meyer and Ohio State. And while they deserve another day of getting smashed up, I was ready to move on. But apparently Ohio State honks aren’t ready to move on.

And I’m not just talking about mouth-breathing Buckeye fans on Twitter. I’m talking about Athletic Director Gene Smith’s attorney, Rex Elliott, who jumped on Facebook yesterday to declare that “two great men fell on the sword for a University they dearly love.”

Wait, what? Two great men fell on the sword for a University they dearly love? Dude tried to tell Siri what to type and she jammed him, right? Or dude was done in by auto correct, right? Because there’s no way in hell dude just thumbed that out on his phone or hammered it into some keyboard. Has to be a typo. Or a misspeak. Or both. But nope. It’s not. Dude really went there. Because a little later in the post, Rex wrote: ‘Two men who don't deserve the public flogging but who agreed to take one for the team so this great University can move forward with all of its amazing athletic and academic initiatives.’

Are you freaking kidding me with that. Do we really have to have this debate again? After we had already started to turn the page on the disaster that is Rub and Ohio State. You really want to have this discussion all over again? I really want to move. But these tools don’t want to. All right. You want this conversation again? Great. You got it. This is Urban Meyer’s legacy from now on. Whatever he does on the field doesn’t matter, this scandal defines Urban Meyer and Ohio State.

I know that Rex wants to have his client’s back and wants to make Gene and Urban seem like martyrs so that this “great University can move forward with all of its amazing athletic and academic initiatives.” But isn’t this the same great university that is already dealing with more than 100 allegations of sexual misconduct involving a school doctor?

Are we talking about the same “great university” that is facing a federal investigation into how the school handled those allegations?

And is this also the same great university that has a former coach of the Ohio State university diving club being sued for sexually abusing a former athlete?

And is it the same great university that shut down its Sexual Civility and Empowerment unit after an external review of reports that it did not handle complaints properly?

So when you talk about the university moving forward with all its amazing athletic and academic initiatives, which ones are you talking about? Are you moving forward from this scandal or all of the scandals?

How freaking blind and myopic can you be?

Are you talking about the same great Urban Meyer who the moment evidence was produced that he lied to the media started deleting text messages? That Urban Meyer? If he did nothing wrong, wouldn’t he want those text messages to prove his innocence?

Are these the same two martyrs, who when Courtney Smith alleged Zach Smith assaulted her in 2015, met and decided to leave the matter to law enforcement instead of telling compliance, as required. And is this the same Urban Meyer, who already knew that Zach Smith had his 2009 incident, but did not tell Gene Smith about that when Smith was hired in 2012 and didn’t mention it when similar allegations arose in 2015?

Is that what you call taking one for the team, and falling on a sword for this alleged amazing institution? And what about that medication induced memory loss that conveniently absolved Urban Meyer of all responsibility for lying to reporters repeatedly at Big Ten Media Days? Did he lie like that because he loved this great university and its academic initiatives?

The great news, is that medication is now a get out of jail free card and he can wave it any time someone ever questions him about anything ever again, because this “great university” bought that excuse. Trust me, I’m gonna try that. If something doesn’t go my way, I’m going to lie out my ass the way Meyer did, and then just say, I’m not lying, I just remember; you know on the account of my meds at all. I don’t lie. I slam meds.

And of course, as always happens in this case, Rex Elliott deleted the Facebook post after it went up.

Oh, as if Gene Smith’s attorney weighing with that garbage wasn’t enough, Zach Smith took a break from visiting strip clubs, buying sex toys, allegedly assaulting women, photographing his junk in the office and the White House to jump on Twitter. But I don’t give a crap about what he had to say.

Speaking of crap, I used to have the “Piece of Crap Club.” I disbanded it a long time ago, but if I were to re-start it, there would be a lot of scarlet and gray at the first meeting of the Piece of Crap Club.

Leave it alone, you careless, thoughtless, gutless morons. Just move forward. You are not the victims here. You are the losers here. And every time you talk or complain or defend your guy and your great university, you remind everyone of the losers that you are.

You are not the victims here. You are the losers here.
 
Meyer?s texts raise open records question for Ohio State
https://apnews.com/82b40d7d1ab44cf09c2f84eefbbbeeb1
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ? Any attempt by Ohio State coach Urban Meyer to eliminate work-related text messages on his university-issued phone to hide information would be illegal, open records experts said following a two-week investigation into his handling of domestic violence allegations against an assistant coach.
 
No, no, no. he was HONORABLE.

He FELL ON HIS SWORD.

Nevermind that "falling on your sword" is a metaphor for career suicide, and of course his career is not only continuing, but isn't changing at all...

"Falling on his sword" would mean he voluntarily resigned, not "denied he did anything wrong, lied, and got less than a slap on the wrist because of it."
 
Can't wait to hear the BS narrative about how they will have "overcome adversity" and challenges and how it's "US against the world!" garbage
 
Can't wait to hear the BS narrative about how they will have "overcome adversity" and challenges and how it's "US against the world!" garbage

LOL, funny thing about that: when it's not just one or two people, but the whole world that seems to have a problem with you, maybe it's time to look in the mirror...
 
No, no, no. he was HONORABLE.

He FELL ON HIS SWORD.

Nevermind that "falling on your sword" is a metaphor for career suicide, and of course his career is not only continuing, but isn't changing at all...

"Falling on his sword" would mean he voluntarily resigned, not "denied he did anything wrong, lied, and got less than a slap on the wrist because of it."


So, a brief suspension you were forced into rather than a voluntary retirement. Good point.


They didn't fall on their swords so much as they were pushed barefoot into a room with legos on the floor.
 
Read a little more about open records law. It's illegal to delete message if a request has been made. So far, the only request I see reported before Meyer asked how to delete texts was made by the student newspaper. I wouldn't hold my breath expecting them to file a complaint. Not sure who would have the standing to investigate.
 
I still think they had the outcome they wanted in mind when they started the investigation then did what they had to do to fit it. I just hope we can win this year. Urban is a slime ball and serserves to lose. He is doing the same shit at OSU he did at Florida.
 
SOOOOoooo...

OSU gratuitiously released records related to Zach Smith's strip-club recruiting trip in 2014, which implicated former OSU ass't coach, and now Texas HC Tom Herman in the event.

Sportswriters are speculating they did this because they think Herman was the leak to McMurphy for the original reporting. (link) Urban and Gene out for revenge...

except they're forgetting the maxim "don't make a one day story into a two day story."

ESPECIALLY not the week before kickoff.

Also the article reports that there is pretty clear evidence Urban actually DID delete phone records, including a suspicious text from Meyer's agent after the scandal broke, where he told Meyer that two women were coming to Meyer's house and they'd need 4 hours with his phone.
 
I still think they had the outcome they wanted in mind when they started the investigation then did what they had to do to fit it. I just hope we can win this year. Urban is a slime ball and serserves to lose. He is doing the same shit at OSU he did at Florida.

The real problem is that it is his character. He is not going to change. What he did at Florida he is doing at OSU and he will do wherever he goes. The OSU fanbase and administration do not care about his character as long as he is winning, and especially winning over Michigan. That is all they care about.
 
My 'insider' Buckeye co-worker was right ...slap on the wrist. But as he's read more, he's unhappy with Meyer and thinks this may be his last season in Columbus, pursuing an NFL gig next..


Then assmunch Paul Finebaum said the same exact thing yesterday on his radio show.
 
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I see the espn ticker has a Osu trustee resigning over what he or she thinks is a slap on the wrist for Meyers and thought the suspension should have been more . Is this something new ?
 
It appears that this trustee wanted Urban fired (if you read between the lines) and almost everybody else thought a suspension was fitting.

http://www.espn.com/college-footbal...y-trustee-resigns-lack-urban-meyer-punishment

He resigned immediately after they announced the slap-on-the-wrist, but it only came to light yesterday. I'm not sure if OSU issued a press release about it of their own volition, or because they knew Wadsworth was going to talk to the NYTimes. Here's that story.

I can certainly understand why they'd want to bury it for a couple days... "here's the slap-on-the-wrist punishment for Meyer, and OH BTW, one guy immediately resigned saying it was a sham" sounds a lot worse than "We the united committee, made this decision after reviewing the evidence."

OSU... always taking the high road.

Anyway, here's what Wadsworth said about his decision:
?You read the report,? Mr. Wadsworth said, ?and there?s seven or eight things about emails, memory loss, hearing things five times, and to me, that raised an issue of standards, values ? not how many games someone should be suspended for.?

Mr. Wadsworth, a retired engineer and executive, is the first of the 20 board members to speak publicly about the matter, which has caused many in the Ohio State community to question the high value the university puts on sports. He is a former board chairman who has been a trustee since 2010.
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?I heard enough in the meeting,? he wrote, ?to persuade me that I do not want to be a party, through endorsing today?s decision or remaining on the Board, to implicitly or explicitly support current or future actions on such issues.?

Mr. Wadsworth said he believed the punishment had come across as lenient, citing several articles published afterward, including a USA Today column with the headline ?It?s Urban Meyer State University Now.?

?I read all these articles,? Mr. Wadsworth said, ?and I?m embarrassed.?
OSU... BLOWS.
 
Anyway, here's what Wadsworth said about his decision:
?You read the report,? Mr. Wadsworth said, ?and there?s seven or eight things about emails, memory loss, hearing things five times, and to me, that raised an issue of standards, values ? not how many games someone should be suspended for.?​



I don't really have a huge issue with the Courtney Smith deal because I honestly don't know what went on between her and her d-bag hubby. But the quote above is why I never liked Urban Meyer and why I think the punishment wasn't harsh enough.​
 
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