Csont'e York dismissed from the program

school administration and lawyers.

It was a matter of time.

i'd say it mirrors what most people on here feel.

"While second chances are certainly deserved, sometimes it's better for everyone if that happens somewhere else."

Pretty direct and to the point.  Don't screw up badly and think you'll just get a do-over.  There are consequences.

showing what it did, there was no way Hoke could keep him on even if he feels Csont'e is a good kid.

If Hoke still believes in him, he has connections in the MAC to get York in a good second-chance situation.  If he isn't a good kid - there is always Tressel/Akron.  (I keed, I keed)

I'm sorry to see Csont'e York put himself in this situation, and honestly wish him the best - elsewhere.  As Coach Hoke said, "sometimes it's better for everyone if that happens somewhere else."

Good luck to you Csont'e.  I hope to hear of your successful turnaround at a good program in the next year or so, and soon thereafter of your graduation and further success.

I know what you kinda meant, but this isn't something Coach Hoke is likely to be proud about or something we need to commend him on.  It's a shitty situation.  He did the only thing he could do.

No.

I assume the athletic department functions much like a corporation. This isn't some mom and pop AD where you just do what you want or what you feel like; there are proceedures and policies in place and protocol is followed according the incident in question. You need that kind of structure in place at an organization the size of UM's AD.

You're on a "shitty post" roll.

It's this new, nifty thing called due process. If I went on the internet and said you were a raving lunatic that endangered your coworkers with your very presence, you wouldn't be fired on the spot for that. The full process exists for a reason, no matter how egregious the offense may seem.

Wow, those two statements sure don't jive.  

Dear, I think you are being far too harsh. Yes, it was right for York to be dismissed. He made a poor decision, and is now suffering the consequences. But "good riddance?" No, this isn't a good thing, but a sad thing. Sweetheart, how many times do I need to tell you, kindness, charity, generosity, and a spirit of forgiveness are a much better way to go. Honey, I hated to do it, but I had to downvote you. Keep this up, and I'll have to ask the mods for special dispensation to monitor you, so I can keep you on a short leash. I still love you, but you're out of line.

Your one and only,

Steve 

The most detail I've seen on the victim is this from a DetNews article:

[The victim's] mother told police her son suffered a broken jaw in three places, required plates to repair it, and the jaw was wired. He will require follow-up medical care every two weeks for several weeks, she said.

 The condescending assumption that their punishment would be worse combined with the implicit assumption of a lesser form of punishment.

I also heard that in Columbus you have to smear lamb's blood on the outside of your door every night before you go to sleep or else Urban sends the angel of death to kill your first born child. However, these stories do tend to get embellished...