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Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith to retire in 2024
It was an "honor and privilege" to serve Ohio State, Buckeyes athletic director Gene Smith said Wednesday while announcing that run will end in 2024.www.dispatch.com
Weird as hell timing.Can't decide if this means some bombshell scandal news is coming.
That'd be a shame.
Lately he's acted as more of a mouthpiece for the conference than the commissioner. By design or was just his ego?? Either way, it'll be nice to have someone speak for the conference who isn't employed by a member university.
There's a guy who outmaneuvered us bureaucraticly for years. It helps when you wake up every day on third base but man he ate our lunch.
FIFYUrban to columbus.
he did mention to Day earlier this yr that it is time to beat Michigan .....OR ......Weird as hell timing.
Like John Urschel?And on the playoff committee.
He’s a scheming, corrupt, dbl-taking, shady dude that somehow positioned himself on every important sports committee. I don’t know how Da O$U continues to land those type of roles, but they do. They are definitely the “dark net” of college athletics and over-invited, and entirely self-interested. I am sure some corruption is catching up to him that that shady-arse skool will try to be minimizingSandy to columbus.
Ryan Day fired him…Can't decide if this means some bombshell scandal news is coming.
That'd be a shame.
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