When Ohio State hired him I had serious reservations.
But for most of his time there he actually did pretty well without any real scandals and certainly no cheating that he was ever accused of. Plus he won games and championships and all the feedback from the families and players was glowing.
When the whole thing with Zach Smith popped up that was really the first major issue and that was one of being overly loyal to somebody and not really peeling back the onion to understand what was actually going on. In a position of that high viz.ability authority and compensation you simply cannot do things like that.
I was glad to move to Ryan Day- Who seems to be almost the polar opposite of urban in terms of how he carries himself, relate to the families and the players, and deals with the media.
