Just days after the Ohio State Buckeyes placed head coach Urban Meyer on administrative leave, fans of the Buckeyes organized a rally outside Ohio Stadium to show their support for the head coach of their beloved football team. On Monday, hundreds of Ohio State fans showed up with signs taking aim at ESPN in general, specific ESPN personalities (particularly noted Meyer critic Paul Finebaum and 6 p.m. SportsCenter anchor Sage Steele, who co-hosted Friday’s edition that featured former Buckeyes assistant Zach Smith discussing the allegations of domestic violence against him), and other members of the media, particularly currently-independent journalist Brett McMurphy (who broke the story that started all this on Facebook). As a quick refresher, Meyer is being investigated by Ohio State after McMurphy reported the head coach was much more aware of alleged domestic abuse by Zach Smith than he had initially claimed. After initially denying any knowledge of 2015…
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