Dr. Richard Strauss

A federal judge on Wednesday ordered E. Gordon Gee, who was Ohio State's president from 1990-1998 when Dr. Richard Strauss was a team doctor, to be deposed within 30 days.

The Ohio State University's Board of Trustees wrapped its March meeting in approximately 10 minutes after addressing the controversy involving mega donor and billionaire Les Wexner and sidestepping protesters.

The settlements total $800,000, or $100,000 for each survivor.

Officials at Ohio State have refused the request of a Dr. Richard Strauss abuse survivor to remove Les Wexner's name from the Woody Hayes' Athletic Center.

The motion says Les Wexner had no knowledge of Richard Strauss' sexual abuse of athletes while he was team doctor. Victims of Strauss' sexual abuse have filed a lawsuit against Ohio State University.

Plaintiffs suing Ohio State University in the case involving Dr. Richard Strauss, the former team doctor who sexually abused athletes, wants Les Wexner, a former Ohio State trustee, to be deposed.

A Dec. 10 motion in federal court says none of the discovery filed to date in the lawsuit involving former Ohio State doctor Richard Strauss suggests Lex Wexner has any information relevant to any party’s claim.

E. Gordon Gee told reporters Wednesday morning he hasn't been deposed yet, but will be soon. He said he doesn't remember much of anything from the time in which his presidency and Dr. Richard Strauss' tenure overlapped at OSU.

The HBO documentary Surviving Ohio State aired June 17, criticizing the university's response to Dr. Richard Strauss and the people he sexually abused while working at Ohio State.

The decision keeps in place a lower court's decision that revived unsettled cases against The Ohio State University from victims of OSU athletics physician Richard Strauss between 1978 and 1998.