[pefloresjr]

Based on the stories I've seen about this, I think Meyer is back on the job very quickly.  Ohio State doesn't give a damn about ethical standards if they get in the way of championship football.  Meyer seems to have at least minimally plausible deniability and that is enough to keep him coaching.  I saw the victim's interview on CNN and she said nothing about Meyer trying to keep her from reporting anything.  She said that Meyer's wife knew and that she would have to tell Meyer but the victim didn't know if Meyer had ever actually been told.  Based on all of that, Meyer still has deniability and Ohio State will use that to keep him on the job.  Obviously, none of us know the facts that the committee has so we are all speculating at this point.  I just feel like you are likely to win the bet if you take the cynical, "winning is all that matters" side of any bet when it comes to Ohio State and many others.  

Cheers,
Pete F.

[pefloresjr]

Based on the stories I've seen about this, I think Meyer is back on the job very quickly.  Ohio State doesn't give a damn about ethical standards if they get in the way of championship football.  Meyer seems to have at least minimally plausible deniability and that is enough to keep him coaching.  I saw the victim's interview on CNN and she said nothing about Meyer trying to keep her from reporting anything.  She said that Meyer's wife knew and that she would have to tell Meyer but the victim didn't know if Meyer had ever actually been told.  Based on all of that, Meyer still has deniability and Ohio State will use that to keep him on the job.  Obviously, none of us know the facts that the committee has so we are all speculating at this point.  I just feel like you are likely to win the bet if you take the cynical, "winning is all that matters" side of any bet when it comes to Ohio State and many others.  

Cheers,
Pete F.