Easy for you to say. If it is true, she is making it impossible for him to see his kids. That is a pretty incendiary thing to most people, and something that we would have a hard time waiting for the courts to get right.
I have close members of my family and close friends who have been involved in all sides of these issues. He's only making it worse for himself. It may be tough, I'm sure it is but its almost always better to handle it through court.
I don't disagree with you, but neither of these parties is honest or ethical in any way. They are both lying through their teeth to hurt the other. Right now, the children are the tool for her revenge. They are being used. I am not okay with that.
Agreed. It seems really common in these types of situations for everyone involved to completely forget about the kids. It's awful.
Feel like it was established last summer that both parties are pretty sad individuals.
Apparently the school called her (Courtney) after he called them to notify them that he would be picking up the kids. Why the school would call Courtney is beyond me as he was already scheduled to pick up his kids - he was just picking them up early. She then plotted to set him up by arriving while he was there (early), placing him in violation of his RO.
If a protection order was in place, then Smith might not have been authorized to pick the children up at school.
He was. He had many times on his days. The RO restricts him from getting near Courtney.
That has been the rumor in Ohio for a while now - almost since he stepped down at OSU. If he coaches again, it will be at a place like Texas/USC/Notre Dame - someplace that he can win a championship. He is not going to coach just to make money and stay in the game. Of those schools, USC makes the most sense right now, so it is getting the most attention by rumor mongers.
I can't really imagine what his (Myer's) family feels like. He always acts like it is about them that he is stepping down and then "Boom" he feels better and has their blessing to coach again. If he felt as bad as he makes out like he did he wouldn't coach again. My gosh, if something I was doing was making me grab my head and go down to my knees during a game I believe I would have to step away from it. If he does come back, he will eventually have to face karma for all of his what appears to be lies.
We have to keep in mind that he isn't necessarily saying the same things to his family that he is saying to the public. We know that his health issues are real, but we have no idea what he is telling his family about his plans, hopes, expectations - and we have no idea what his family feels about any of this. If he were in my immediate family, I would want him to retire, but I would respect his desire to continue to do what he loves if that is his choice.
I agree. However, if a school like USC thinks it will get 4 or 5 years and a championship out of him they will hire him on the spot.
Yeah, I hope Helton is renting. As for Meyer, sure USCw would take him in a nano second, complete with his baggage. He would have an easy route to the Playoff in the PAC12 and BTW, he can recruit and coach. I am not a medical professional but believe his issues go way beyond the physical issues. He obviously has psychological and/or emotional issues which may or may not precipitate his physical ailments.
The guy can coach. With his long and storied casual relationship with the truth, I don’t understand how he gets anyone to buy in and follow him. But facts is facts: Somehow, he does.
