Shockwaves at Ohio State: Assistant Coach Abruptly Fired Amid Unfolding Investigation
Ohio State just dropped a bombshell that nobody saw coming—right after hoisting the national championship trophy, they quietly fired defensive quality control coach Joe Lyberger following an investigation that started late last year. You know how in football, timing can be everything? Well, this saga unfolded as the Buckeyes were celebrating their Rose Bowl victory, yet behind the scenes, things were anything but rosy. Lyberger, who had been on paid administrative leave since December, now faces allegations that the university’s civil rights compliance office says breached their policy on discrimination, harassment, and sexual misconduct. His attorney calls the accusations “absurd” and the whole process a circus, but the university’s silence speaks volumes. So—what really happens when the thrill of a national title meets the shadow of controversy? Let’s dig in and unpack the layers.
Ohio State fired a football coach who was placed on administrative leave late last year amid an investigation.
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