BuckeyeNation27 said:

Current mood from the holier than you crowd: He needed to go because he was awful but not for anything he did that was bad but they're glad he's gone but he brought them titles so obviously he needed to go oh look at that shiny object over there.

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Mike80 said:

As expected, the MGoTards attack the messenger and don’t want to believe any part of the message

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OHSportsFan said:

And no minutes were taken?

$11M spent on an investigation and nothing publicly to show the state’s citizens?

Again, I know not one meaningful thing will come from this. There’s been numerous points along the way for adult leadership to step in and stop this (why were they allowed in the Big Ten champ? The CFP? Then of course the farce of the last investigation with no real punishment). I’ve lost all faith in justice with today’s “leadership”.

But there has to be some formal report, no?

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twister55 said:

my them school in 1970 was american woman-the guess who

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buckeyeintn said:

Ah, the bias of the media, and then cherry picking from the article to try to validate the highly questionable conclusion.

"The broadcaster also cited state laws restricting transgender people’s bathroom access, limits on local anti-discrimination ordinances and Governor Bill Lee’s designation of June 2026 as "Nuclear Family Month." June is widely recognized as Pride Month across the United States."
Some would consider not allowing boys in girls bathrooms and boys in girls sports as a positive, not a negative. Some would also consider the nuclear family having more importance than knowing a person's sexual orientation.

Tennessee’s population grew to more than 7.3 million last year, an uptick of 63,785, according to U.S. Census estimates. The 0.9 percent population growth in the state outpaced the national population, which grew by just 0.5 percent.

The author of the study is correct. People are leaving in droves. (Where is that sarcasm font when I need it?)

A recent study found cities in Tennessee, including Nashville and Knoxville, were among the top destinations that Americans are moving to.

Affordability has increasingly been driving migration decisions and fueling population growth to states in the Southeast and Southwest, with experts noting that factors driving more people to move to Tennessee include the lower living costs and the lack of a state income tax.

Sure seems like a terrible place to live.

I could go on, but I think you get the point. I would encourage others to read the Newsweek article (I didn't click on the other 2 links). Picking out one quote which the rest of the article obliterates is cherry picking at its best. And I would recommend your post (and those quoting it like mine) be moved out of the recruiting forum and into the political forum.

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