I think Ohio St. has felt the pressure and will fire him. I don't think they should, but its understandable. They don't want a tainted face of the program.

But here's the issue: Do you fire a low profile person (ie not a head coach) because they did something wrong in their marital relationship? Something that has no relation to their job or any risk in relation to their job? And then do you fire the boss (head coach) because he didn't fire that person quick enough? It was the police responsibility to protect the assistant's former wife, not Urban Meyer's. And firing the assistant in 2015 would have done nothing to protect her.