*fake heart attack*
So Urban Meyer is a liar and cool with a man beating a woman. Oh, and he is also on paid administrative leave:
http://www.espn.com/college-footbal...keyes-places-urban-meyer-administrative-leave
Soon.
Coaches poll is out though
- Alabama
- Clemson
- Ohio State
- Georgia
- Oklahoma
- Washington
- Wisconsin
- Miami
- Penn State
- Auburn
- Notre Dame
- Michigan State
- Stanford
- Michigan
- USC
- TCU
- Virginia Tech
- Missisippi State
- Florida State
- West Virginia
- Texas
- Boise State
- UCF
- LSU
- Oklahoma State
Is a coach not responsible for who he hired, especially as this came up at least three times he worked for Meyer? Though the idea that his wife wasn't aware of at least the 9 occasions we know about seems rather strange.He's cool with a man beating his wife? Apparently so are the police as they investigated this situation and no charges were ever filed until just recently. Not sure how that means he's "cool with a man beating his wife." In Ohio, the victim does not have to file charges for someone to be prosecuted for domestic violence. So this guy is never charged with a crime, denies everything and when he is finally charged with a crime he is promptly terminated. And in your mind all of this is the head football coaches fault? Maybe he should have fired this coach when he learned of the initial accusations but from what I've read he got the couple into counseling instead of firing him. Obviously that counseling didn't work. Also apparently the woman's parents are siding with the head coach and the university on this. This whole situation is very strange. I'm in the camp where I don't believe Urban Meyer should be fired for the actions of some POS that works under him. This is assuming what he says about reporting the accusations to his superiors is true. The police investigated and chose to do nothing. I'm really not sure what the head football coach is supposed to do. Does firing him make the abuse stop? This whole thing is really strange and I'll be interested to hear what the whole story is when it comes out
Is a coach not responsible for who he hired, especially as this came up at least three times he worked for Meyer? Though the idea that his wife wasn't aware of at least the 9 occasions we know about seems rather strange.
Why did Urban Meyer lie about the 2015 incident? Could it be he saw the pictures and still decided to keep a man he knows physically abused his wife twice at least, on staff. But as soon as it got out, and he violated a restraining order (which means there was one in the first place) and a PR storm was coming, he fired him. I can't imagine why this all happened....
If there is a reason why this all sounds a lot like Paterno, is because it is another example of a person who claims moral superiority, and then does not practice what he preaches. His wife knew, he knew. They saw the photos. What the police did has nothing to do with what Urban Meyer did. These coaches are fired for less all the time. Also lets not for get that one of Meyer's good friend went up to the wife and told her to drop it, otherwise her husband won't coach again all the way back in 2009.
This is the guy he believed. Does this guy seems believable to you? Especially as he is the one who claims he wouldn't talk to Meyer about what was going on, even after Meyer said he and his wife were counselling them.
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Is a coach not responsible for who he hired, especially as this came up at least three times he worked for Meyer? Though the idea that his wife wasn't aware of at least the 9 occasions we know about seems rather strange.
Why did Urban Meyer lie about the 2015 incident? Could it be he saw the pictures and still decided to keep a man he knows physically abused his wife twice at least, on staff. But as soon as it got out, and he violated a restraining order (which means there was one in the first place) and a PR storm was coming, he fired him. I can't imagine why this all happened....
If there is a reason why this all sounds a lot like Paterno, is because it is another example of a person who claims moral superiority, and then does not practice what he preaches. His wife knew, he knew. They saw the photos. What the police did has nothing to do with what Urban Meyer did. These coaches are fired for less all the time. Also lets not for get that one of Meyer's good friend went up to the wife and told her to drop it, otherwise her husband won't coach again all the way back in 2009.
This is the guy he believed. Does this guy seems believable to you? Especially as he is the one who claims he wouldn't talk to Meyer about what was going on, even after Meyer said he and his wife were counselling them.
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The HBO one? If so, I agree. Very good imo.I was about to mention Paterno (not that they are in any way equal situations, just head coaches being stupid)
thats a great movie by the way... reallllly ****ed up... but a really good movie
You know exactly what I mean with the Paterno comparison. Willful ignorance in the face of violence from an underling. Though the idea that a man knows one of his coaches is abusing his wife for 7 years and not only kept him on staff, but brought him onto another isn't all that bad is an interesting argument.And comparing this to Paterno is absolutely disgusting. Paterno knew kids were being molested for 30 years and actively covered it up. This is entirely different. THE POLICE WERE INVOLVED HERE. There was no effort to cover anything up. The only thing Urban Meyer did wrong was he wasn't truthful to the media. Again I ask you, what good would it do to fire the coach? Does the abuse stop? The police were already involved and he apparently reported the accusations to the AD. Who else should he report it to?
Involving me? Never.yea the HBO movie.. and i edited my post cause i saw this going down an alley i am staying away from
Just plain dumb. It makes almost no sense and the mascot is creepy as heck.