[martyup]

Time is on Meyer's side here.  IMO, the more they drag it out, the less chance he will be dismissed.

According to a statement released Sunday by Ohio State, former Ohio House Speaker Jo Ann Davidson will serve as chair of the six-person working group investigating the situation. Mary Jo White, a former chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, will lead the investigative team.
The investigation’s findings will be passed on to Ohio State president Michael V. Drake, who will make any decisions in consultation with the university's board of trustees, the Columbus Dispatch reported.
“Ohio State is committed to a thorough and complete investigation,” Davidson, 90, said in a statement. “We look forward to sharing the results of this investigation and any action the university may take.”
Meyer issued a statement Friday on Twitter admitting that he lied when he denied knowing about accusations of domestic abuse against Smith, who had been fired by Meyer the day before the Ohio State coach's claims at Big Ten Media Days.
Still, Meyer said, he has followed “proper reporting protocols and procedures” at Ohio State and did so in Smith's case.

[martyup]

Time is on Meyer's side here.  IMO, the more they drag it out, the less chance he will be dismissed.

According to a statement released Sunday by Ohio State, former Ohio House Speaker Jo Ann Davidson will serve as chair of the six-person working group investigating the situation. Mary Jo White, a former chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, will lead the investigative team.
The investigation’s findings will be passed on to Ohio State president Michael V. Drake, who will make any decisions in consultation with the university's board of trustees, the Columbus Dispatch reported.
“Ohio State is committed to a thorough and complete investigation,” Davidson, 90, said in a statement. “We look forward to sharing the results of this investigation and any action the university may take.”
Meyer issued a statement Friday on Twitter admitting that he lied when he denied knowing about accusations of domestic abuse against Smith, who had been fired by Meyer the day before the Ohio State coach's claims at Big Ten Media Days.
Still, Meyer said, he has followed “proper reporting protocols and procedures” at Ohio State and did so in Smith's case.