The Ohio State University Board of Trustees has now scheduled their meeting to discuss the results of the investigation into head coach Urban Meyer.
The investigative team is set to share its findings with the Board on Monday, in what the school is calling “an informational briefing.”
There will be no decision or discussion of a potential punishment today.
That conversation will come when the Board meets Wednesday morning at 9:00 am. The meeting will happen at Longaberger Alumni House, right across the street from the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.
The meeting will start with a brief public session, as is required by law, but will adjourn into Executive Session before the Trustees discuss the Meyer investigation.
Executive Session means that only members of the Board will be allowed inside, and the public and media will not be able to watch or listen to the discussion.
Once the board holds its meeting, OSU previously said it will allow “appropriate time for consideration” before OSU President Michael Drake will announce his decision.
You can read the full release from Ohio State below.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State University Board of Trustees will meet at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 22, to discuss personnel matters related to the investigation involving Urban Meyer. The meeting will be held at Longaberger Alumni House, 2200 Olentangy River Road. In keeping with Ohio open meetings law, the meeting will be convened in public session before entering executive session for the entirety of the personnel matters discussion.
The investigative team will verbally share its findings to the board today in an informational briefing. The board will not deliberate or discuss any public business or make any decisions today based on the information presented during the session. Today’s briefing is to ensure that board members are adequately prepared to discuss this matter at Wednesday’s meeting.