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Sources say suspension likely for Meyer

I don't care what happens with Meyer...honestly. I just find it odd how worried everyone is and how everyone thinks he must be fired without knowing the facts...sound familiar?

I just want to see the buckeye fans suffer. I could care less about Meyer. He is a millionaire many times over. He will be fine.
But their trashy fans, I want to see suffer after the way they treated us.
 
I don't care what happens with Meyer...honestly. I just find it odd how worried everyone is and how everyone thinks he must be fired without knowing the facts...sound familiar?
Just curious if you ever go to the bucknuts board. There is a poster there with over 19k posts saying his "sources" are telling him that meyer has already been told he is being let go. Now there are people saying he's the biggest troll on the site, but the guy does have 19k posts and hasn't been banned.
 
I think that is most likely, but I don't think anyone really knows. I also think this is the feeling that this may be what they can get away with to get the press heat off of them. But that will fall into the "we'll see 'bout that" category as well. If there is one piece of evidence yet to come out, of if anyone else on the staff has any skeletons in the closet, all bets are off.

Tangentially, just to show how nuts the press is, Bauer (a cy young potential winner for the Tribe) was diagnosed with a stress fracture with a four to six weeks return. Some goof ball tweeted that Bauer (who is know to be a bit of a flake) was eschewing conventional rehab and doing some kind of a weird holistic rehab in hopes of returning sooner. Turns out Bauer never said that, nobody knows where it came from and why. Some guy tweeted it out and the MSM, including ESPN. Bauer asked for a retraction and got it.

With that staff you can bet on there being other skeletons!
 
I guess it depends on what you mean...could McMurphy have more ammo. Yeah, sure. And Ohio State will deal with that when/if he releases it but unless it's an actual recruiting violation or something drastic people won't care once the season starts...it will get swept under the rug. Just like the Maryland stuff made a lot of people move on from this. In the grand scheme of things it was an assistance coach that's now gone...most people aren't going to care.

Except they'll have to take down the sign in the Woody Hayes center which says to treat women with respect. Just a minor detail. :rolleyes: Core values become whore values whenever money is in play. Looking at the bright side, no longer can those nose pickers from the back call us Ped State. They've lost that right.
 
I don't care what happens with Meyer...honestly. I just find it odd how worried everyone is and how everyone thinks he must be fired without knowing the facts...sound familiar?
How do you get worried? I’m not worried...I just would like to see him get fired. Guess what? I want Durkin to get fired too, but I’m not worried about it.
 
Inconclusive.

If you think that is true, then you agree that JoePa was guilty.
I believe that our BOT admitted that JoePa was guilty when they fired him and the entire country was green lighted to pile on. It was the BOT's plan to make JoePa the guilty party by firing him. It worked as far as perception.

But an admission of guilt by the Ohio St BOT who are doing everything in their power to not have to fire Meyer is incredibly telling. Even they know that they have to admit that Meyer is guilty against all that wears face paint and dots the i. They just can't feint being 100% oblivious to the obvious.
 
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Might be best case scenario for Penn St and other rivals of Ohio St.

1) Meyer suspension is an unequivocal admission of guilt

2) Meyer would likely return before meaningful games which means we beat them at perceived full strength

3) It cements Ohio St's football first reputation and clearly states that at Ohio St football is more important than abuse and the safety of victims

4) It keeps Meyer and the Ohio St football scandal in the media longer, allowing more discussions about the culture that Meyer brought in and allowed to fester. This will eventually evolve to scrutinize the hiring of Kevin Wilson and his player abuse and Schiano and his public rejection by Tenn. It will be obvious that Ohio St is the place for people with considerable baggage and more specifically abuse baggage.

5) It keeps Ohio St recruits and commits in limbo much longer. It ensures that they are continuously fed the stench eminating from Columbus

6) It lets those with dirt on Meyer and Ohio St hold onto it longer and thus do more damage when Meyer is reinstated.

If only it worked that way.
  1. A win over OSU would be fantastic regardless of Meyer's status.
  2. The JS scandal will be more of a permanent scar than this incident at OSU. Our BOT threw JoePa under the bus and that story won't be rewritten. Even if OSU were to fire Meyer it wouldn't leave much of a scar. Look how they rebounded from Tressel/tatoogate.
  3. If the NCAA and BiG would get invovled, take away bowl games, and threaten the death penalty... Keep dreaming.
Best case is that Meyer get fired and it impacts an uncommitted recruit like Harrison. But even that seems unlikely.
 
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Just curious if you ever go to the bucknuts board. There is a poster there with over 19k posts saying his "sources" are telling him that meyer has already been told he is being let go. Now there are people saying he's the biggest troll on the site, but the guy does have 19k posts and hasn't been banned.

Never been there...I have no idea if that's accurate or not but I highly doubt that's true. Today should be interesting
 
I believe that our BOT admitted that JoePa was guilty when they fired him and the entire country was green lighted to pile on. It was the BOT's plan to make JoePa the guilty party by firing him. It worked as far as perception.

But an admission of guilt by the Ohio St BOT who are doing everything in their power to not have to fire Meyer is incredibly telling. Even they know that they have to admit that Meyer is guilty against all that wears face paint and dots the i. They just can't feint being 100% oblivious to the obvious.

But AvgUser is right--you can't have it both ways. You're also making an assumption that Ohio State is doing everything they can not to fire him.
 
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