WickedOrange
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I played high school football and witnessed stuff similar to this... I'd imagine these types of stories are playing out at most high level D1 football programs.
Sherm put it really well. I don’t see Urban getting fired. Is he a scum bag? Yes. Was he morally wrong? Yes. Is that enough to fire him? No.
I think it will depend on how many sponsors they lose...they have already lost one.
They are going to face a significant Title IX lawsuit.It isn’t like Meyer commuted the abuse. Meyer decided to not fire the guy three years ago, who was not charged by police. Meyer was under no obligation to fire the guy.
Meyer gives tOSU the best shot at winning a title. The school, boosters, fans all know this and will do everything possible to ride the storm. People will forget about this by the start of the B1G schedule.
Yet another example of why people need to stop with all the tired “leader of men” “building values” bullish!t. College football coaches are all tainted to some degree. Some may be better than others, but we’re grading on a curve. Nature of the beast. And it is a beast. Wins matter. Nothing else.
They are going to face a significant Title IX lawsuit.
They are going to cut bait. Obviously they want to keep Meyer but the PR is going to be insane if they keep him.
He is done and all because he was loyal to Earl Bruce’s grandson.
How does Title IX apply here? Fake news
Check out the tweet Bees put up in post #32. That explains a little of it.
The Title IX aspect has been referenced by a lot of the talking Heads the past 2 days.
Damn Trump for making fake news main stream.How does Title IX apply here? Fake news
Damn Trump for making fake news main stream.
This isn’t fake news.
Ohio State is a public university which receives federal funding.
Thus they are bound by federal laws for those funds.
Title IX requires all university employees to report any allegations regarding s e xual misconduct.
Domestic violence is s e xual misconduct crime.
Ergo Urban Meyer and his wife both were state employees and bound to file the allegations with the Ohio State IX office.
The victim is going to sue.
Title IX sexual misconduct policy applies to any student or staff employee who works for the university.1. Title IX applies to on campus
2. The police investigated. Was Meyer supposed to go to the FBI since the police did nothing?
Title IX s e xual misconduct policy applies to any student or staff employee who works for the university.
It requires all students/employees to report allegations of domestic violence or s e xual crime in nature if they attend or work for the University to the IX office.
Urban Meyer didn’t report the allegations to the university.
Therefore the victim has her path to sue and Meyer can be fired for cause and get nothing from Ohio State.
This why he will negotiate a settlement and go away so he gets a golden parachute and doesn’t force Ohio State to make it ugly.
The prior court ruling was likely because nobody testified to veracity of the allegations.That is a huge stretch of the policy and would go against the prior court ruling.
The prior court ruling was likely because nobody testified to veracity of the allegations.
I would have to look at the case.
Shelley Meyer in the text messages to the victim admitted that she told Urban about the situation and he asked Zach Smith about it and he denied.
Shelley knows if this woman was beaten.
Urban Meyer could get fired under Title IX violations save Ohio State 37 million and then open themselves to a smaller lawsuit from Smith’s ex wife.
The Colorado case isn’t much different. Maybe Mrs. Meyer could lose her job since she allegedly saw the photos.
Here is the “punishment” their HC received:
“and football coach Mike MacIntyre must donate $100,000 each to benefit domestic violence awareness for their “failures” in responding to allegations against a former assistant coach”
CU suspends chancellor; AD, football coach ordered to make donations after handling of Joe Tumpkin case
I still think this is different because Urban stood up there on media day and denied having any knowledge. Maybe his wife will back him on that (she has about 7.6M reasons per year to do so), but no one is going to buy it.
If he keeps his job it's because Ohio State sits on this and relies on the attention span of America. We'll be onto our next scandal in no time. He'd be back by the Penn State game when they've "concluded their internal investigation and found no wrongdoing". He'd be running things from behind the scenes, like a baseball manager in the tunnel after being ejected.
I agree with your second paragraph. I don’t think your first paragraph is a big deal. He didn’t lie to the police. He didn’t lie to the university. He lied to the media whom he has no obligation to tell the truth to or to air dirty laundry. On top of that there is no hard evidence he lied, even though we all know he did.
I dislike tOSU and think Meyer is trash. I would be happy to see him go. But I also know that college sports is a cesspool. So I don’t see him getting fired. Suspended, fined, training, then back in time for the PSU game.
His wife has exposure here too since she is also a Univ. employee and didn't report the abuse.
Alternative take: maybe we should hold them to a higher standard in spite of their coaching ability. You know, say x is more important than a dumb game.