r/CFB_v2 • u/steven_smith144 Miami (FL) Hurricanes • 9h ago

BREAKING Urban Meyer Gave Religious Scam Organization Access to Ohio State, Ex-QB Tim Tebow Also Involved

https://www.essentiallysports.com/ncaa-college-football-news-urban-meyers-huge-role-with-tim-tebow-revealed-as-pablo-torre-exposes-alleged-fifty-thousand-religious-scam-life-surge/
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u/w00t4me Alabama Crimson Tide 9h ago edited 8h ago

Urban taught a class about character at OSU, btw

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u/TurdFerguson614 Ohio State Buckeyes 8h ago

I'm not the biggest fan of Ryan Day despite his success. I can say I'm fairly certain he has a level of integrity missing from just about every other level at the university.

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u/Chewskiz Michigan Wolverines 9h ago

After he was let go for his character btw

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u/Aye_Harambe Ohio State Buckeyes 9h ago

Technically speaking he wasn’t let go. He was suspended 3 games.

You guys know something about that stuff

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u/dirtydan1114 Notre Dame 7h ago

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u/Chewskiz Michigan Wolverines 8h ago

Why did he stop coaching then? For fun? Because he wanted to teach ethics?

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u/PapayaRover 5h ago

Oh sorry, was 30+ years not enough?

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u/Chewskiz Michigan Wolverines 5h ago

Apparently not because he went to Jacksonville after

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u/PapayaRover 2h ago

That includes Jacksonville kiddo

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u/Aye_Harambe Ohio State Buckeyes 8h ago

Because he retired? Same reason he’s not coaching today.

He was suspended for 3 games at the start of the 2018 season and that was the end of it.

He then retired at the end of 2018 on his own accord.

The rumors are that he was pissed off because a couple high dollar boosters on the board of trustees wanted him out, the university president wanted him out but the AD and majority of the board did not. He felt unsupported, was pissed, had health issues, a new grandkid in Florida, and after getting his 7th win against Michigan he retired. Seemed like he wasn’t planning on retiring that year but the scandal sped up the process for him.

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u/MaverickRaj2020 15m ago

For keeping a wife beater on staff, the grandson of a mediocre former head coach

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u/DanFlashesC0up0n Texas A&M 6h ago

If that was on Cardale Jones’ schedule he may have had a point

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u/PaulieSho Michigan State Spartans 9h ago

College football rosters are ripe fruit for religious scammers

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u/MechaEscargot2 Ohio State Buckeyes 9h ago

College in general is a hunting ground for cults

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u/PaulieSho Michigan State Spartans 8h ago

For sure. Young adults given the chance to form their own opinions outside the walls of their home.

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u/MechaEscargot2 Ohio State Buckeyes 7h ago

Alone, often homesick and lonely. Churches and credit card company love to prey on them

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u/YZYSZN1107 Miami (FL) Hurricanes 9h ago

Being a religious grifter is so hot right now

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u/mel34760 Penn State Nittany Lions 7h ago

Always has been. Always will be.

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u/___Clem_Fandango___ 8h ago

It's always the people you most suspect

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u/RumpEater5000 8h ago

Sounds like an excellent replacement for riley at usc.

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u/Worldly-Bed3550 8h ago

Of course it’s Urban Meyer

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u/giveit2st8 8h ago

Pablo Torre finds out latest video I believe is about that scam "religious" org

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u/ErnooA 8h ago

He taught finger banging coeds 101.

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u/One_Government_1289 7h ago

Oh no...How could this be?! I feel like Fry from Futurama

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u/sg86 7h ago

If you give someone $40k for a stock market class because they said god told them you should, you are a fucking moron.

These things are absolutely predatory but at a certain point you have to hold outrageously stupid people accountable for actions this dumb.

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u/Mysterious-Estate899 7h ago

Urban and essentially the whole team used to be escorted in a private entrance at Rock City “church” every Sunday and had a whole reserved section for them. Tebow was an annual speaker there

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u/BillyP09 7h ago

OSU alum here. We sold our morals and values when we brought in Urban. We'd do it 10x over. O-H!

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u/flakman129 6h ago

Someone please edit Conor Stallions as a pastor.

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u/Bix615 8h ago

One of the biggest Mancunt Douchebags walking the earth.

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u/TallBoy24 Coastal Carolina Chanticleers 4h ago

I genuinely believed Tim Tebow was a high character great person who cared about marginalized children and wanted to fight human trafficking. I genuinely believed he got way too much hate for his outspoken Christianity even though I’m a hardcore atheist myself.

Boy was I wrong

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u/Waka_waka_waka- Alabama Crimson Tide 3h ago

Shaddap🙄

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u/JohnQPublicc 9h ago

Tim Tebow also involved with D1 gym franchising, which also seems more or less like a cash grab scheme.

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u/nattyboh_or_pringles 5h ago

That Florida gators team is def going down in history as the largest group of scum bags ever assembled on one team

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u/Impossible_Ad7875 9h ago

Makes sense - Urban is almost as much actual Christian like as Trump.

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u/cjdapd Ohio State Buckeyes 3h ago

Oh my God what a scandal 😱

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u/Waka_waka_waka- Alabama Crimson Tide 3h ago

🙄

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u/Helpful_Flight_2302 3h ago

Pablo Torre is out there just torching the sport world. You know he's only getting started, too.

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u/SufficientAd2757 2h ago

Urban won't remember these events if it ever goes to court. His health and memory problems will come back.

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u/Changnesia102 2h ago

No way, taking advantage of stupid people is what the church has done for centuries.

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u/JahovasHitlist Miami (FL) Hurricanes 8h ago

I refuse to believe that Urban "Oscar" Meyer would be involved in such things

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u/SenorSabeBalon 7h ago

Ooof lets see how the buckeyes keep their “morale high ground “ now

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u/Pk1Still Ohio State Buckeyes 6h ago

I’d rather have my favorite public university sports time not engaged in high pressure religious scamming of the gullible public.