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Aug
01
2018

@Brett_McMurphy proves again he’s one of College Football’s best insiders by breaking Urban Meyer story.

There’s potentially an ugly scandal brewing at Ohio State. Urban Meyer may have known about domestic violence committed by a former assistant coach. Meyer has already been put on administrative leave by Ohio State.

If the story ends up implicating Meyer, then as @DanWolken wrote for USA Today – Ohio State must fire Urban Meyer if he was protecting serial abuser.  Period… 

@Brett_McMurphy broke the story. 

That’s McMurphy’s facebook page. Brett McMurphy had to post arguably the biggest most important story of the year on his facebook page, because he was laid off last year by ESPN. We told you last year that ESPN was killing it’s journalistic credibility with layoffs that included McMurphy. 

Brett McMurphy – During the realignment era, he was the voice of reason. With all the rumors that ran around at that time, if McMurphy didn’t verify it, then it wasn’t true. He was as good a college football insider as ESPN had.

That’s seems rather accurate now doesn’t it? Here’s hoping McMurphy finds a home at some major media outlet soon. He’s too good to be posting stories like this one his facebook page.

Pretty true.. huh? While ESPN, FOX, and various other media outlets are working on the lowest common denominator of opinionated loud talking heads, and paying them sometimes millions – guys like Brett McMurphy struggle while doing real journalistic work.

Hat’s off to McMurphy for breaking this story, and here is to hoping Urban Meyer somehow did not cover up the actions of a serial abuser. If he did, his coaching career is done.

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  1. Hokie Mark says:

    I don’t know the whole story, but from what I do know it seems like letting go of Brett was one of the dumbest moves ESPN has ever made. JMO.

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