On Thursday, I
watched the movie “Dunkirk” for a second time.
Christopher Nolan’s account of the mass evacuation of British and French
forces from the French coast in June 1940 is a rumination on the meaning of courage. That is something no one will ever accuse
Urban Meyer of having.
The Ohio State
football coach was suspended three games without pay for the way he handled a
situation involving an assistant coach; that man may have beaten his wife with
some regularity. The wife sent pictures
of her bruises to Meyer’s wife, who apparently didn’t feel the need to call
authorities or have her husband do so.
Meyer said he didn’t know the details, then he said he did. Mistakes were made, and Meyer admits that he
followed with his heart rather than his head.
Blah, blah, blah.
Just imagine
Meyer at Dunkirk. I can’t.
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