The arrest/charge is true. Dang.
Shoulda just gone to Vegas…
Right. But it is legal in many of Nevada’s other counties. Point was he should have been more careful.It's illegal there, too.
Who were the other 15 men?Seems crazy only one was named.Oh,it's the media never mind.
By not doing this at all. Seriously doubt his wife would've felt better if he went to the Chicken Ranch instead.Right. But it is legal in many of Nevada’s other counties. Point was he should have been more careful.
Not sure how it will affect his status with the NLWC
Individuals (whether paid or unpaid) are required to notify Human Resources of arrests or convictions within 72 hours of occurrence by using the Penn State Arrest and Conviction Self-Disclosure Form. An employee or affiliate who has taken a leave of absence from the University for a consecutive period of 6 months or greater must submit the form prior to returning to work.
Failure to report any arrest or conviction may result in disciplinary action up to and including termination. Employees of consulting companies and/or contractors are expected to inform their employers, who will review the situation with Penn State Human Resources, Labor and Employee Relations.
Penn State Human Resources, Labor and Employee Relations, will review the self-disclosure form and determine if the arrest and/or conviction is pertinent to the employee's ability to carry out the duties or functions of their position. If job relatedness is determined, the employee's department will be notified of the arrest and/or conviction, and appropriate action will be taken, including the possibility of employee discipline, up to and including termination.
According to the PSU directory, he is listed as an employee.
Title: Wrestling Sport Camps Specialist
Business Area: Intercollegiate Athletics
As an employee, he is subject to HR-99 Background Verification Requirements, including the "Self-Disclosure Requirements for the Individual."
Even if was not a PSU employee, he would probably still be considered to be an "Affiliate" as a resident member of the NLWC.
Any employee or affiliate with a position that involves contact with children are subject to even more scrutiny. Both the PSU wrestling camps and the NLWC by virtue of being an RTC fall under this. I would think that USA wrestling would also be interested as well.
I would think that he will not be allowed on campus until this is resolved, and given the most likely resolution, not be allowed to continue as a member of the NLWC.
I think most people are underestimating the gravity of the situation here. Long term careers in wrestling are either coaching or running camps/clubs. Any criminal offence of a sexual nature would, and should, prevent employment in either avenue. His chances of a wrestling related career after he stops competing are very slim.
Wow - that’s a conundrumWow… that is a EVEN MORE THAN I had thought about!
I’m no lawyer, but solicitation is not going to result in his being a registered sex offender. Right? It’s illegal and may violate some morality clause, but I don’t think it makes him a sexual predator.According to the PSU directory, he is listed as an employee.
Title: Wrestling Sport Camps Specialist
Business Area: Intercollegiate Athletics
As an employee, he is subject to HR-99 Background Verification Requirements, including the "Self-Disclosure Requirements for the Individual."
Even if was not a PSU employee, he would probably still be considered to be an "Affiliate" as a resident member of the NLWC.
Any employee or affiliate with a position that involves contact with children are subject to even more scrutiny. Both the PSU wrestling camps and the NLWC by virtue of being an RTC fall under this. I would think that USA wrestling would also be interested as well.
I would think that he will not be allowed on campus until this is resolved, and given the most likely resolution, not be allowed to continue as a member of the NLWC.
I think most people are underestimating the gravity of the situation here. Long term careers in wrestling are either coaching or running camps/clubs. Any criminal offence of a sexual nature would, and should, prevent employment in either avenue. His chances of a wrestling related career after he stops competing are very slim.
In terms of Megan's Law sex offender registry, probably not unless the ads were for underage providers (which has not been reported, so highly unlikely).I’m no lawyer, but solicitation is not going to result in his being a registered sex offender. Right? It’s illegal and may violate some morality clause, but I don’t think it makes him a sexual predator.
To answer the question this embedded tweet will bring, the answer to “What is Snyder’s status for Final X” is TBD
I’m no lawyer, but solicitation is not going to result in his being a registered sex offender. Right? It’s illegal and may violate some morality clause, but I don’t think it makes him a sexual predator.
In terms of Megan's Law sex offender registry, probably not unless the ads were for underage providers (which has not been reported, so highly unlikely).
But he's already listed as "temporarily suspended" under SafeSport. That status will affect his ability to work camps and take a coaching job.
Since you'te opining about on multiple boards that Snyder is unemployable within the sport, maybe look into SafeSport, why it exists, what it does?I have no knowledge of the parameters regarding sexual registries. However, any conviction or plea deal related to a sexual crime is going to be a big hinderance for him to further employment with coaching or running camps. At the college level and RTC, coaching involves contact with minors. Even a non-coaching position such as recruiting coordinator, etc. involves contact with minors. I would be surprised if he is able to find a career in wrestling once his competitive career is over.
Since you'te opining about on multiple boards that Snyder is unemployable within the sport, maybe look into SafeSport, why it exists, what it does?
Rumor has it that Tom Ryan revoked his hotel privileges and ratted him out to the police. Probably not true, but that's the story I'm sticking with.Really…in Columbus? Really dude?
Sorry, whether he was going to wear a condom or not, is immaterial to the crime.Wow - that’s a conundrum
I am surprised that you qualified. I mean, of course you are intellectually elite, but damn, how did you skate through given your low moral grounding, or lack thereof?This surprised me. I have to sit though SafeSport training, and pass a test, each year to be eligible to ref. Most of that deals with what would be considered inappropriate, what must be reported, and things along those lines with regards to being around underage athletes. At times, it's somewhat frustrating training, as it's a lot of buzzwords, and a good bit of fuzzy situations (i.e., things that are more gray than black-and-white). I didn't recall anything in SafeSport related to prostitution, but it's possible that the training I take is tailored to officials, and doesn't deal with prostitution.
Anyway, I decided to take a closer look at SafeSport (beyond the training I take/pass). There is a SafeSport code which gets updated each year. In the 2024 SafeSport code, which is all the rules of SafeSport for July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025. I found the following:
IX. PROHIBITED CONDUCT
J. Violation of Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policies / Proactive Policies
C. Sexual Misconduct
4. Sexual Exploitation
f. Engage(s) in solicitation of prostitution, or prostituting or trafficking another person
There is also a Centralized Disciplinary Database, which is accessible to the public. If you search it (which I did), Snyder is in the database. The relevant info (beyond his name, and Sport Affiliation (USA Wrestling) is:
Misconduct: Allegations of Misconduct
Action Taken: Temporary Suspension
Date of Issuance: 05/14/2025
This could have waited until Monday. @Tom McAndrew is out for the weekend and unable to defend himself.I am surprised that you qualified. I mean, of course you are intellectually elite, but damn, how did you skate through given your low moral grounding, or lack thereof?![]()
Kyle's cousin is very good friends with my wife. The whole family is distraught over this and noted that they cannot fathom what kind of state of mind he was in to do this. He was in Ohio to do photoshoots/media with Rudis. As for the body cam footage that was released, the cousin said it was sold to media outlets by a disgruntled coach at OSU that Kyle did not get along with.....I saw the group message and ****** up and crying was used alot.
I am not sure about the validity of it but was there some friction between Snyder/OSU coaches that caused him to come to NLWC?Assuming this is true, it never ceases to amaze me how petty and vindictive some people can be. smh
How does a wrestling coach get access to police body cam footage?Kyle's cousin is very good friends with my wife. The whole family is distraught over this and noted that they cannot fathom what kind of state of mind he was in to do this. He was in Ohio to do photoshoots/media with Rudis. As for the body cam footage that was released, the cousin said it was sold to media outlets by a disgruntled coach at OSU that Kyle did not get along with.....I saw the group message and ****** up and crying was used alot.
That is what I pause at. When my wife read me the message from the group chat, I gave her a look like you have to be kidding me.How does a wrestling coach get access to police body cam footage?
I have to call BS on this. I have to think that the police released the bodycam footageHow does a wrestling coach get access to police body cam footage?
Columbass is corrupt AF.That is what I pause at. When my wife read me the message from the group chat, I gave her a look like you have to be kidding me.
Folks believed unbelievable things about PSU over the last 10-15 years. Access to police body cam footage for a B10 athletic department with > $250M in annual revenue is babyI have to call BS on this. I have to think that the police released the bodycam footage