I read the source article, and it paints a very ugly picture. Is it all true? Dunno, but the quotes from the wife sounds like she gave him the benefit of the doubt and suffered dearly for it. Zach Smith sounds like a real scumbag, with a lengthy history of physical violence against her.
The author assumes that telling Urban's wife meant that Urban knew what she knew. That seems like it leaves the door open for some plausible deniability. I'm cynical enough to think that he'll be punished for the stuff that's provable, but not fired given there will likely be some ambiguity about exactly what he knew, and the denials of the abuser.
tOSU has plenty of time to cover this up and/or whitewash it, given it's still the offseason. That would be my bet. Personally, I'm sad for the woman, and glad she's finally moving on. It's hard to know how much Meyer enabled this situation, but it looks like willful ignorance on first read. JMO. I do wonder about how the police handled it. If it's true she had significant injuries, that really makes the cops look incompetent, or worse. Makes me wish she had some friends that would have helped her and encouraged her when the justice system didn't do its job.....