Sure. Or maybe they just don't want their internal practices under public scrutiny like any other business wouldn't want to be subjected as well. I don't to get IBM's board minutes just because I want to see them.
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Internal practices = strategy
Day to day management practices don't make it into board meeting minutes
This is why they have the FOI process though, let a judge decide if people have a right to see this stuff or not (or whatever the process is).
As should be no surprise to anyone, the B1G is losing this one in the PR department something fierce.
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Oh, I have no problem with the attempt to gain access. I think it'll fail, unless they are a public body, in which case - unless there was a valid executive session involved- itll succeed.
I agree as to the egg on the face bumbling though, for sure.
I agree as to the egg on the face bumbling though, for sure.
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NorthCoastKid
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lol
Most obvious play for him is to leave school, sign with an agent, and head on down to train with Quincy Avery before the combine. I’m very confident in saying he’s played his last snap as a college QB.
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NorthCoastKid
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If dumb hillbillies want to delude themselves into thinking it’s a possibility, that’s their prerogative ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Not really sure how it impacts the Ohio State football program at all.
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I wonder how much money is on this game in the sports books.
And am I the only one who thinks that Golic the younger is the worst color man in history.
And am I the only one who thinks that Golic the younger is the worst color man in history.
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