or it could be the relative microscope.
Maybe we're "clean." I hope we're clean. But we've had two high profile former players go down a wrong road AND a few coaches that didn't become newsworthy until they were involved in bigger programs. The coaches we have are associated with those coaches and those players so...
I'm not sure throwing stones it the way to go.
I wish the guy good health.
Lets face it there is a long history (and likely current) of occurrences of bad behaviors by coaches and programs all though out the NCAA college football, especially across the top program. Not to diminish the issues at OSU and with Meyer, but just to point out his is not the only one and they are not the only program where such problems have-and will exist. And frankly some of those problems at other programs have been appalling. Something tells me that his 3 national championships, tens of millions in career earnings, and likely selection to the CFHOF, leaves him feeling pretty good about his legacy. Plus strong possibility that someone in CF or NFL may very well hire him again in the future. And if OSU is lucky enough to pull off a successful coaching transition, good for them but history has also shown it may not go that well-will those OSU fans accepting Meyers departure feel as good about it if program dips in performance in coming years?