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Why do people care what some morons on ESPN say? If you look at that AP story, it lists things that are irrelvent. Like "Pagac charged". Yeah, so? He was acquitted. Or the story about Holmes(who was acquitted) and Smith; it talks about how "girls were assulted". That's cute, but it was not...

Woody is the best. Anybody seen the Beyond the Gridiron video about Woody produced by WOSU? I'm just wondering if I should pick up the DVD. I didn't have a chance to see it when it was on in the fall.

What about hockey, domer? Oops.

Just so that nobody gets the wrong idea, let me say I have no reason to doubt that Kyle feels that way and that it truly is possible. I like his coverage a lot. I would just feel better personally if he would have lied :)

I wish Kyle would just keep his mouth shut:)

Well, if it's true that Joe didn't show up for court, that's not good, but I agree with your general point. Besides, Branden is over 21. I mean, if every kid who drank at OSU got cited for underage drinking, they wouldn't have room at the courthouse for anything else.

So how much did it cost ya?

It's amazing that this piece of crap actually has a job. It's disturbing that he's from Kettering. MSNBC.com had to pull this today from their political cartoons: http://www.ucomics.com/tedrall/

My question remains: what is your beef with how Coach Tressel handles these incidents? He does not keep everything "in house". Go to the official web site and look at the press releases, you can see "Irizarry and Guilford suspended"; "Reynolds suspended"; "Irrizary suspended"; "Clarett...

No, your beef when you said:"Tressel needs to stop handling player rule violations in-house and keeping everything a secret when players screw up."

I think going to jail would qualify as being "held accountable by the community". I think being the top story on the 10 o clock news would too. I think being publicly suspended from games by Coach Tressel(as Irrizary was last year for instance, or Reynolds), would not qualify as "in house"...

You didn't answer my question. What incidents do you feel entitled to know about punishments for? If a guy is late for practice, do you feel privy to that too? Buckiprof just expressed the gist of my last two posts much better than I di.

What player violations have been handled "in house" that you'd like to know about? I'm sure embarassing players in public for non-legal issues would be a great plus for recruiting too.

I don't think we should have any problem at CB next year choosing from among Youboty, Underwood, and Ginn...Whitner is going to be the starting strong safety for as long as he's here.

What about Redgie Arden? He could be moved back to TE as well; I don't see the need at DE with Richardson, Kudla, and Frost.

Holbrook would apologize for the team winning a game if she thought it would make somebody happy.

And so what if they did? Maybe they had information that you don't. You automatically assume that they did it for some evil underhanded reason...because you're you.

What really amuses me is the people getting all worked up about Branden Joe's open container. I can think of few things in the world that interest me less. Some of those people are probably the same ones griping that they can't have their open containers when their tailgating. People put a...

Exactly. They could have taken Jarett and Morgan if they wanted.

Yeah. Buckeye fans obviously remember this kind of stuff, and of course our top enemies like scum and scum south will run with it, and it might get a brief mention on ESPN.com, but it's not like some unique incident.