He extended OB’s contract with the ridiculous stipulation that OB had to have been found guilty of violating a “major ncaa infraction” before they could fire him,,,how ridiculous is that. At the time Geiger let him go, this wasn’t true, hence OB’s angle for the suit.

To sign that deal, and then to fire the guy in violation of that deal is doubly ignorant. I for one am glad Geiger is gone, his last few years representing OSU were an embarrassment.

And beyond this instance, the real reason he’s dirty is the Boban stuff. Do you think he had no knowledge of Boban’s set up? If so, didn’t he fail to monitor his own renegade assistant coach?

However, IMHO, “cheater” is a bit of a strong word for OB’s violations. Not to re-hash the entire incident, but remember that Radojevic was not a “recruit,” per se, at the time of the infamous loan. “Cheater” implies an attempt to win unfairly, and there was absolutely zero benefit given to OSU by OB’s action.

At any rate, there were two issues there… an NCAA one and a Geiger one. There’s no question that OB violated his contract with OSU. But there’s also no question that OSU violated their own terms of the contract, by the way they went about firing him. Had Geiger and the AD’s lawyers done handled the OB situation competently, OB would have faded away into nothingness, rather than continue to draw headlines for himself several years later.

Just my two cents. Keep up the good work!