I still think Jimmy got a bad shake at OSU. He was trying to protect his players who had seemingly committed a violation that some would argue shouldn't be a rule in the first place. I understand he lied to investigators, but at the end of the day I think he got a raw deal.
Right, because when you write a book about integrity, and sell your self as a paragon of virtue for millions and millions of dollars and then lie to authorities or investigators and get fired, you got a raw deal. He sold Tosu fans a bill of goods, he is a scheister. He did not get nearly as much as he deserved.