Voltaire26
Detroit Born and Raised
Man. That avi didn't turn out so good, did it?
It's hard to tell that you're professing your love for peckers.
It does look pretty weak ... you'll have another chance to improve on it in September.
Man. That avi didn't turn out so good, did it?
It's hard to tell that you're professing your love for peckers.
Had Urban gone to the police with this information, maybe he would have been.So Smith was convicted, or Meyer saw Smith's wife all busted up?
I don't think Michigan beating Urban should have anything to do with the ramifications of these actions.
So a Notre Dame fan wants Ohio State to fire their coach because he “covered up” a domestic assault by not making it public, but Brian Kelly is still employed with what he has done at Notre Dame. Amusing.
You're pretty disgusting. You want to keep someone who's covered up serious domestic violence allegations just because you want the team you follow to beat them in a game.You should have stopped at the bolded part.
What information? The police were call, she called 911. What more information did Meyer have?Had Urban gone to the police with this information, maybe he would have been.
Nice spin. But yes, it's wrong for a head coach to knowingly employ someone who's a wife abuser and hide that information from the public -- to the point where he's openly lying about it during press conferences. If he did nothing wrong, then there's no reason to lie last week.
Is this story Michigans biggest win of the decade?Urban Meyer, carrying out a long OSU tradition:
Woody Hayes...fired
Earle Bruce...fired
John Cooper...fired
Jim Tressel...fired
Urban Meyer...
I'm 99% sure Urban was told something by his wife.We've seen the texts and the interview and there is no proof yet that Urban knew of allegations, let alone that he knew for a fact that she had been abused.
Typically no one does. But in this particular case - they're coaches at major universities - PUBLIC universities. By default they are in the limelight. As mentioned, if most people were involved in something like this they'd be fired in an instant by their employer. What's more annoying is that we treat these public facing people differently than your average employee because they win football games and make money.You know, this statement kinda bugs me a bit. Not at you, but
society in general. (Politically correct crap)
Why does the public need to know what's going on in that guy's
life? The wife could have had him locked up. Pressed charges.
Divorced him. I don't think she did any of those things. At least
not then.
It's between the man and woman. Nobody has a say in it.
Now...if the guy works for a marriage consultant, he probably
does need to be fired. But he's a football coach. What does that
have to do with coaching? Especially when you factor in the types
of players that are recruited. The coach can relate to them.
We have this great urge to dictate how everybody else should
run their life. I don't like that.
The guy obviously has a master's degree, or he wouldn't be coaching, and now the rest of the world has ordered his life to
be ruined. He'll never be able to hold a high profile job again.
People get ten years for manslaughter. An asst football coach
beat his wife and he gets life. That doesn't seem right.
I think it was the non win for Ohio State in 2010.Is this story Michigans biggest win of the decade?
Courtney: “(Zach’s) trying to make me look crazy bc that’s what Shelley is saying (he’s doing)”What information? The police were call, she called 911. What more information did Meyer have?
So you are saying that Meyer should go to the police and say "Zach denied everything"? How does that add to the investigation since 911 was already called.Courtney: “(Zach’s) trying to make me look crazy bc that’s what Shelley is saying (he’s doing)”
Lindsey: “He (Urban) just said he (Zach) denied everything”
Courtney: “I hope urban is smarter than that”
Lindsey: “He (Urban) doesn’t know what to think”
Courtney: “I don’t really care. Ya know”
Lindsey: “Yeah, don’t worry about urb”
These were multiple incidents over a period of years. It was consistent abuse, not a single instance. If cops were called once, that doesn't account for the countless abuses over the years -- all of which Urban knew about and did nothing; and then boldly lied about.So you are saying that Meyer should go to the police and say "Zach denied everything"? How does that add to the investigation since 911 was already called.