But they still will soon have ever win obtained by cheating, meaning every win in the Outlaw Liar Tressel era, vacated yours regularly
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NCAA says that Tressell is NOT "forthright"...
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I find it most amusing he resigned because he was caught covering things up, not because he was found guilty of a violation
That's because covering things up is technically a violation. It was his duty to report known violations and he decided not to....
A cynical attempt by the college president and AD to save their cushy jobs and by the college to avoid its deserve death penalty.
Announced on a holiday, trying to get the minimum news coverage.
This really changes nothing. The Liar must be banned for life and the college must have its program shut down.
Announced on a holiday, trying to get the minimum news coverage.
This really changes nothing. The Liar must be banned for life and the college must have its program shut down.
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How did anything related to this case help Ohio State win games? It didn't.
Those games were played on the field, and had nothing to do with transactions regarding memorabilia.
Try to keep up, OK?
Outlaw State's player illegally sold their award for over-value. The awards were just a vehicle in the pay-for-play scheme. Outlaw State was using professional players againt schools that followed the rules.
That aside, Outlaw State, had its Liar Coach, told the truth, would not have been able to use those professional players at all. You do understand enough to get the idea that their backups are not as good, right?
Even that aside, this particular scheme is only the tip of the iceburg. Outlaw State has been engaged in a pay-for-play system since the Liar brought his ciminality from Youngstown. In the end, we will all understand (although only those of us in the real world will admit) that every player on Outlaw State was paid.
And finally, of course, the Liar was dealing with "street agents" to funnel money to players, and still tries to cover this up.
Death.
Jim Tressel resigns as Ohio State's football coach
Jim Tressel resigns as Ohio State's football coach - College Football - Rivals.com
Jim Tressel resigns as Ohio State's football coach - College Football - Rivals.com
It helped them potentially not lose games. If Tressel had done what he was supposed to do and report the infractions, it would most likely have meant in-season suspensions for the players involved. Some of those wins might have had a different outcome without some key players....
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If I am not mistaken, at both schools, he left due scandal/sanctions...that should his legacy. 2 schools....2 scandals.
Ummm, WHY did you CHANGE a quote that I POSTED ? you made it sound like I said what is in your quotes, I DID NOT.
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And had the PLAYERS done what they SHOULD have done, NONE of this would have taken place .
