I graduated from Ohio State for both undergrad and law school, so my opinion should probably county for very little.
Anyway, my opinion is this: if Meyer followed protocol, and Powell PD came back and didn't arrest/charge, and there's no evidence Meyer had more intimate knowledge than what's already been reported, he should come back without any suspension. If he failed to report, and covered up for a domestic abuser, he should be gone.
You're free to disagree, obviously, and I welcome other viewpoints.
I have, however, observed that there is a gigantic distinction between the media coverage and people I talk to. I'm not a #fakenews guy at all, but the media seems overwhelmingly against Meyer at this point, and scared to report the other side in fear of victim shaming/blaming.
When I talk to people in real life, including Michigan and Virginia and Penn State and whatever alums, they just don't understand how all this goes back on Meyer. The general consensus seems to be, "Apply this to real life. If my co-worker is a shithead in his personal life, and I report it to HR, they do nothing, and then he does something dumb again in three years, am I supposed to get fired for it?"
Just wondering what the general opinions are here, especially since this is a pretty rational community. Although college football obviously makes people irrational, so who knows.