But not for Meyer, he should have been fired. Just sad that Ohio State looked at the money and said, "it's ok, just don't do it again".

Interesting article in the link:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nc...m-legal-standpoint/ar-BBMlADa?li=BBnb7Kz

One statement in the article floored me - OSU football brings in $90M dollars a year, and the brand is worth a $1B..

College football is my favorite sport, and the Buckeye's are my team. Shame that money trumps integrity though.

College football is my second favorite sport (Hockey is first), but the big money part of it is starting to affect my love for the game. I mean most teams are a semi-pro football team with a University attached to them now. I have always thought that the connection between academics and competitive athleticism was a good thing, but it seems almost too ridiculous now.