Tag Archives: Ohio State Football

Attorney Ryan Sterling says Urban Meyer would’ve been legally foolish to apologize publicly to Courtney Smith
August 23, 2018

Urban Meyer suspended – do we ask too much of collegiate coaches?
August 23, 2018

Ohio State head football coach Urban Meyer was suspended yesterday for the first three games of the season as the result of a university investigation into his handling of a 2015 domestic violence complaint by the wife of an assistant coach. I get it. Domestic violence is a societal scourge, and its victims deserve our […]

Investigation of Ohio State Football relative to Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer’s job status is very simple
August 15, 2018

What did Urban Meyer know, when did he know it, and what did he do with the information? The last question is the most important. It’s that simple. What we know is this – former receivers coach Zach Smith was physically abusive to his ex-wife in 2009 and 2015, and likely at points in between […]

Indiana Football – the wait for early success has been long, can Saturday be the big payoff?
September 29, 2015

by Kent Sterling Indiana University’s football team has won five games in a row – for the first time since 1987. Indiana University’s football team has started the season 4-0 – for the first time since 1990. That’s almost as long as IU basketball fans have waited for a sixth national championship, and top ranked Ohio […]

Urban Meyer Should Have Stayed Quiet – Text Makes Him Part of the Story
July 7, 2013

by Kent Sterling There are times and ways to communicate with the media and Ohio State football coach Urban Meyer chose the wrong time and manner to speak up in the aftermath of the murder arrest of New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, one of his former players at the University of Florida. Now, […]

NCAA Shows its Hand as Ducks Duck Penalties While Ohio State Football Continues to Burn
June 26, 2013

by Kent Sterling The NCAA showed its hand today in meting out penalties to Oregon Football. Those penalties serve more as an affirmation for Oregon’s policies in violating NCAA rules than an admonition, so the question the begs to be asked is why did the punishment for Ohio State Football so badly outweigh that of […]