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Where was Geiger!!!!! This program is out of control!!!! It's an embarassment!!!!! If you don't believe it, you are in denial!!!!! I used to like Mota, but now I think he's crooked!!!! Someone has been asleep at the wheel!!! I'm just kidding. That was kind of fun though.

That's what I think. I think he gave the kid money AFTER he was ruled ineligible to play in the NCAA. Was it a violation anyway? I don't know, but if this turns out to be the case, and O'Brien wins, it will make Ohio State and Geiger look TOO cautious, and TOO worried about the rules. Just...

What I got out of the whole thing is that they: 1) self reported to the NCAA, 2) sent Bollman a harsh reprimand, 3) it remains in his file for (apparently) the whole world to see, 4) it wasn't hidden or swept under the rug, 5) it didn't result in NCAA sanctions, 6) it goes to show that Ohio...

If OSU were corrupt, they wouldn't have a file on Bollman and Tressel, and it wouldn't contain letters of reprimand from 2002.

Or better yet, change the date. There are lots and lots of Saturdays in between now and September. But I know how brides just love the romance of a September wedding. It's every girl's dream to be wed at that beautiful time of year, when the leaves are still green but they are really old...

I think it would be a huge mistake for OSU to allow Gameday in for the Texas game. I guarantee there will be many, many Buckeye fans ready to exact some revenge on ESPN with signs, profanity, and throwing of objects. It will make OSU look ugly, even though I understand why people would act...

Daggonit. I read "ESPN Links" and thought they had started selling sausage.

If I remember correctly, Jim O'Brien's public statement at the time his suit was filed said that he gave money to the player AFTER the NCAA had ruled that he was not eligible to play NCAA basketball because he had played for money in Europe. Does anyone remember this?

I was born and raised in Ironton, Ohio, and I live here today. I graduated from Denison University in 1984, but my dad graduated from OSU and our family has always rooted for the Buckeyes. We've had season tickets since before I was born, and the first games I attended were in the magical year...

Talk about an intense crowd. It was warm and sunny with a strong south wind that day. The big flag in the south endzone was standing straight out toward the north and popping a cracking in the wind. OU had the wind at their back in the first quarter, and they used it to their advantage to...

I was at every one of those games, and I think they were all equal. Those are all examples of an important game in which the crowd responds to a great Buckeye effort.

All of the signs, including Myles Brand's positive public remarks on at least two occasions and repeated reassurance from people like Andy Geiger, Jim Tressel, and Archie Griffin, would seem to indicate that there is no "bomb" coming. However, people see what they want to see. I'm sure that...

I just want to pipe in and give props to the Raceland Rams, Pettrey's HS. Little school right across the river from Ironton. They strike fear into larger KY schools like Russell, Greenup County, Ashland, Boyd County, and Greenup County. I can't wait until he plays for the Bucks.

I know it couldn't be Traffficant!!

It will be interesting to see how hard Fox rides Ohio State during this show. Will they leave well enough alone, or will they paint Maurice as a victim? If they plan on courting the Big 10's business some day, they'd better use some good judgment now.

"Ummm... the Little Dutch Boy Saved the Netherlands in that story." And I think the name 'Geiger' is Dutch!!! :wink2:

"The hills seem out to cry: We're here to do or die! " You got the words messed up a little bit, my man... It's really: "The Hills sent out for Thai :gobucks1: We're here to do or die!" :gobucks2: :wink2:

"If I'm Snyder, and I want to go, I don't want to go anywhere after a four loss season that included appalling defensive lapses at Northwestern and Iowa." Yeah. Mark Snyder didn't know anything about coaching the defense until the last three games, then he learned everything. He was an...

It explains why Ohio State's offense has been so helplessly predictable in seemingly important games in 2003 and 2004. You can't tell me that they learned the offense they displayed against Michigan in 2004 in one week. That offense was taught over the course of the entire year. They just...

Jib, I think the point Jackson was trying to make was that there is more to turning a bunch of kids into a winning team than just handing them a playbook. One--ONE--aspect of it is making sure they are getting their grades, especially when they are away from home for the first time. It's a big...