Urban Meyer
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http://smokeroom.com/2018/08/08/ohio-state-football-zach-smith-contract-details/
Hmmm, why do you suppose he got such a paltry raise after the 2015 season?
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So "he only lied to the media" is going to be the new "they were only selling trinkets". Cool.
So "he only lied to the media" is going to be the new "they were only selling trinkets". Cool.
I don't know if you are being obtuse, or just demonstrating your ignorance. Either way it is not unexpected or surprising.
But to enlighten you: One: the selling of the trinkets was/is a violation of NCAA rules....as is lying to the NCAA investigators.
The other : lying to the media is violative of nothing, nowhere (10-12 lies per day coming out of you know where these days).
Certainly it should not have been....but all that it is or ever was is a PR gaffe.
So...now you have been informed and can no longer plead ignorance. Your level of obtuseness however, I don't know if I can cure that.
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4.5 game suspension is the over/under number... If Mary Jo says "wait, we're not done yet" at the end of 14 days then you can pretty much figure your boy Urban is phuckened..
4.5 game suspension is the over/under number... If Mary Jo says "wait, we're not done yet" at the end of 14 days then you can pretty much figure your boy Urban is phuckened..
For what reason? Because he made a PR error? If so then why would Nick Saban be keeping his job...or any other coach in this country.
Or, are you saying that he was obligated to take steps that the police and prosecutors refused to do?
To paraphras Sherlock Holmes: "He was not retained by the police to supply their deficiencies".
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No, I'm saying that's the Vegas line. 4.5 games..
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So "he only lied to the media" is going to be the new "they were only selling trinkets". Cool.
I don't know if you are being obtuse, or just demonstrating your ignorance. Either way it is not unexpected or surprising.
But to enlighten you: One: the selling of the trinkets was/is a violation of NCAA rules....as is lying to the NCAA investigators.
The other : lying to the media is violative of nothing, nowhere (10-12 lies per day coming out of you know where these days).
Certainly it should not have been....but all that it is or ever was is a PR gaffe.
So...now you have been informed and can no longer plead ignorance. Your level of obtuseness however, I don't know if I can cure that.
I don't know if you are being obtuse, or just demonstrating your ignorance. Either way it is not unexpected or surprising.
But to enlighten you: One: the selling of the trinkets was/is a violation of NCAA rules....as is lying to the NCAA investigators.
The other : lying to the media is violative of nothing, nowhere (10-12 lies per day coming out of you know where these days).
Certainly it should not have been....but all that it is or ever was is a PR gaffe.
So...now you have been informed and can no longer plead ignorance. Your level of obtuseness however, I don't know if I can cure that.
No, you don't follow what I was getting at.
That's ok though, it's partially the point I was making.
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
So "he only lied to the media" is going to be the new "they were only selling trinkets". Cool.
So "he only lied to the media" is going to be the new "they were only selling trinkets". Cool.
Oh that was that stupid puny little minor bullsh*t crime of the century, the:
"Tats for brats and trinkets for cash" almost as bad as Watergate or Iran contra. Yes guys were getting cheap tattoos for autographs and selling gold pants pins for a few hundred bucks (how ironic, bucks).
It's always the storytelling and cover ups that get you! But the BUCKEYES made out alright with The Urban Renewal Project......so far.
GO BUCKEYES, #1 baby!
GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND! -
I don't know if you are being obtuse, or just demonstrating your ignorance. Either way it is not unexpected or surprising.
But to enlighten you: One: the selling of the trinkets was/is a violation of NCAA rules....as is lying to the NCAA investigators.
The other : lying to the media is violative of nothing, nowhere (10-12 lies per day coming out of you know where these days).
Certainly it should not have been....but all that it is or ever was is a PR gaffe.
So...now you have been informed and can no longer plead ignorance. Your level of obtuseness however, I don't know if I can cure that.
No, you don't follow what I was getting at.
That's ok though, it's partially the point I was making.
No, you don't follow what I was getting at.
That's ok though, it's partially the point I was making.
Fair enough. It is not surprising that you do not make any sense. But actually, I know perfectly well what you were getting at. Its just that It was inane.
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So "he only lied to the media" is going to be the new "they were only selling trinkets". Cool.
Oh that was that stupid puny little minor bullsh*t crime of the century, the:
"Tats for brats and trinkets for cash" almost as bad as Watergate or Iran contra. Yes guys were getting cheap tattoos for autographs and selling gold pants pins for a few hundred bucks (how ironic, bucks).
It's always the storytelling and cover ups that get you! But the BUCKEYES made out alright with The Urban Renewal Project......so far.
GO BUCKEYES, #1 baby!
Oh that was that stupid puny little minor bullsh*t crime of the century, the:
"Tats for brats and trinkets for cash" almost as bad as Watergate or Iran contra. Yes guys were getting cheap tattoos for autographs and selling gold pants pins for a few hundred bucks (how ironic, bucks).
It's always the storytelling and cover ups that get you! But the BUCKEYES made out alright with The Urban Renewal Project......so far.
GO BUCKEYES, #1 baby!
Well..............who is it: was it the North Carolina basketball team, or the football team where a bunch of them sold the Nike Jordan's they were all given.
I guess that is the thing about the NCAA rules. You are given something...it is yours to keep, but it is not yours to sell?
EXCEPT.....and I heard this on the radio.....Scholarship athletes, as part of their scholarships are give FREE textbooks for their classes....but you know what the are allowed to do? They are, apparently, allowed to sell those textbooks back to the SCHOOL bookstore for cash that they can pocket at the end of the semester.
And I think anyone here can tell you that the cost of all new textbooks is a lot more than even Jordan Nike's or a few trinkets. But yet, they seem to be allowed to do that (or else the school/NCAA the entire college world turns a blind eye to that)
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Oh that was that stupid puny little minor bullsh*t crime of the century, the:
"Tats for brats and trinkets for cash" almost as bad as Watergate or Iran contra. Yes guys were getting cheap tattoos for autographs and selling gold pants pins for a few hundred bucks (how ironic, bucks).
It's always the storytelling and cover ups that get you! But the BUCKEYES made out alright with The Urban Renewal Project......so far.
GO BUCKEYES, #1 baby!
Well..............who is it: was it the North Carolina basketball team, or the football team where a bunch of them sold the Nike Jordan's they were all given.
I guess that is the thing about the NCAA rules. You are given something...it is yours to keep, but it is not yours to sell?
EXCEPT.....and I heard this on the radio.....Scholarship athletes, as part of their scholarships are give FREE textbooks for their classes....but you know what the are allowed to do? They are, apparently, allowed to sell those textbooks back to the SCHOOL bookstore for cash that they can pocket at the end of the semester.
And I think anyone here can tell you that the cost of all new textbooks is a lot more than even Jordan Nike's or a few trinkets. But yet, they seem to be allowed to do that (or else the school/NCAA the entire college world turns a blind eye to that)
Well..............who is it: was it the North Carolina basketball team, or the football team where a bunch of them sold the Nike Jordan's they were all given.
I guess that is the thing about the NCAA rules. You are given something...it is yours to keep, but it is not yours to sell?
EXCEPT.....and I heard this on the radio.....Scholarship athletes, as part of their scholarships are give FREE textbooks for their classes....but you know what the are allowed to do? They are, apparently, allowed to sell those textbooks back to the SCHOOL bookstore for cash that they can pocket at the end of the semester.
And I think anyone here can tell you that the cost of all new textbooks is a lot more than even Jordan Nike's or a few trinkets. But yet, they seem to be allowed to do that (or else the school/NCAA the entire college world turns a blind eye to that)
Almost flies in the face of all common sense, logic, normal behavior even on the edge of basic laws, definitions and rules of gift giving itself. Sort of when is a gift not really a gift.
gift
n. the voluntary transfer of property (including money) to another person completely free of payment or strings while both the giver and the recipient are still alive. Large gifts are subject to the federal gift tax, and in somestates, to a state gift tax while both the giver and the recipient are still alive. Large gifts are subject to the federal gift tax, and in somestates, to a state gift tax. .
But when you have the NCAA involved.....
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Busy day
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Circus is not over. A half measure punishment was the worst thing they could have done.
And people are already tearing apart the committees report.
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
I’ll repeat this for the snowflakes that might read this, this is not like anything that has happened to date. The incidents did not involve Meyer, meyer didn’t do anything illegal, it did not happen on Ohio state property. Where he knew or not does not matter.
Let's also point out this is objectively wrong too. Title IX in this case would have required Urban to report abuse, and new reporting also dictates his contract stated as much too. Unless you think Meyer is above federal law, you're just plain incorrect.
If Urban knew and didn't report, he should and will be fired. Period.
Let's also point out this is objectively wrong too. Title IX in this case would have required Urban to report abuse, and new reporting also dictates his contract stated as much too. Unless you think Meyer is above federal law, you're just plain incorrect.
If Urban knew and didn't report, he should and will be fired. Period.
Your just wrong title 9 only applies to employees. Also what was there to know he knew about the incidents told gene, gene went to the Powell pd no charges filed nothing to report unless it’s crimenal there is nothing here it’s none of anyone’s business
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Circus is not over. A half measure punishment was the worst thing they could have done.
And people are already tearing apart the committees report.
Circus is not over. A half measure punishment was the worst thing they could have done.
And people are already tearing apart the committees report.
Right....they should have given out NO punishment. Report said he did nothing wrong....except lie to the media. Like I have always said, it was just a PR gaffe. College HCs lie to the media just about every time they open their mouths. I guess the only question is: what do they lie about. Nick Saban says that he does not know who his starting QB is going to be in their opening game. Everyone knows that is a lie. Of course he knows. So, like I said, is it just a matter of which subject the lie is being told about.
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Let's also point out this is objectively wrong too. Title IX in this case would have required Urban to report abuse, and new reporting also dictates his contract stated as much too. Unless you think Meyer is above federal law, you're just plain incorrect.
If Urban knew and didn't report, he should and will be fired. Period.
Your just wrong title 9 only applies to employees. Also what was there to know he knew about the incidents told gene, gene went to the Powell pd no charges filed nothing to report unless it’s crimenal there is nothing here it’s none of anyone’s business
Your just wrong title 9 only applies to employees. Also what was there to know he knew about the incidents told gene, gene went to the Powell pd no charges filed nothing to report unless it’s crimenal there is nothing here it’s none of anyone’s business
Actually.....in re Title IX.....the report says that it was the Title IX officer (who got the info from the Campus police....who got the info from the Columbus police) who told AD Smith about the allegations...and AD Smith told Meyer.
Now...what was Meyer to do to comply? Turn around and tell the AD and the Title IX officer the same stuff that he was just told by them?
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I like their title odds now. Angry team. RIP Big 10.
last I checked the odd's have not changed and he will only miss 3 games against patsies
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