Skull Session: Gene Smith announces his retirement, C.J. Stroud will be QB1 for the Texans on Thursday and Emeka Egbuka is on a billboard at Columbus’ Easton Town Center.
Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith shocked the world on Wednesday when he. After 18 years in the role – and a 19th year around the corner – Smith said it was time to move on to the next chapter of his life.
"At Ohio State, we are truly blessed with the best damn fans in the land, and I want to thank Buckeye Nation for its support," Smith said."Along with Buckeye Nation, I want to thank the leadership of our business community for its support. I am immensely grateful to the network of business leaders who have invested in me and in our success. I want to thank members of the media. I understand and respect the job you have to do.
"I want to thank my four children and eight grandchildren for embracing the Buckeye experience and participating whenever they can. Most importantly, I want to thank my wife Sheila for being so supportive of my career in athletic administration. She has served as my friend, colleague, and emotional support through good times and bad and I am grateful for her unwavering love and support."
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