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@Moiraine maybe so but Title IX stuff can be very complicated. Sometimes it isn't as cut and dry as people are making it out to be. It might be black and white in this case, I don't know. 

I'm fine with Ryan Day, osu doesn't need anymore nebraska rejects. 

@HuskerInLostWages I understand but he could have known and reported it. Those kind of go together. I don't think he did but we really don't know right now. 

@Red Five do we know if this was not reported? I mean, I don't think that info is public record. 

@ZRod it isn't like they didn't have a reason to fire the last few head coaches. We will see how this turns out but it doesn't look good right now.

@TonyStalloni just like every coach at osu before him. 

Ryan Day is the acting head coach. I'm glad he stayed and didn't leave at the end of last year. 

@teachercd Some OSU fans are idiots. 

I am not talking about the court of public opinion. I am talking about of what Urban knew and what he reported to the school.

It doesn't really matter what side OSU fans are on. 

Get away with what? Having Smith on his staff? The question is, once he found out, did he report it to OSU?

I am assuming he did know. How would he not know? It isn't like he hasn't seen how text messages have come back to bite coaches before.

Ramzy is a writer on Elevenwarrirors. There were tweets about this subject from other Elevenwarriors guys before Urban spoke about it at Big Ten media days. 

I am still trying to understand why he denied knowing about the 2015 incident. 

@sho the problem is they have very little support outside of a Kindle Fire line. Half baked manufacturer updates can make your tablet or phone run like crap. 

@Cdog923 Is that for a used iPad? You can get a brand new one for $300. Unless you are talking about an used iPad Pro. 

Get the cheapest iPad. Apple's tablet support is better than anyone else...unless you include the MS Surface which is a nice option but pricey. 

Android tablet support sucks and I wouldn't trust any manufacturers at this point with Android tablets. This is from someone that uses Android phones and tablets.

All three of those places have great local dishes. Make sure you try and find some local places to eat if you can. 

Sorry to hear that ladyhawke but we have many of them on our university network and we haven't had many problems (surface, keyboard, and pen). Were you using the pro version? If not properly setup and managed, I am sure they can be a burden. The same can be said about the iPad in a school setting. I had to deal with those from my wife in her classroom because they weren't being properly managed by the IT staff at her school. I have noticed that a lot of deployments in the K-12 environments are disasters because of the lack of configuration and management.

If you are thinking about the iPad pro route with pencil and keyboard, you might want to check out a MS surface. The iPad pro can get rather expensive and the surface can be a great value and very flexible. 

It all depends on what works best with your workflow.

If you want to go the iPad route and need office, get an office 365 account and load the applications onto an iPad.