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TS10HTW;1838543; said:Already in the rundown on SportsCenter "Ohio State Investigation"
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matcar;1838546; said:Why wouldn't they report it when local news isreporting it? Seems like many here are attacking the reporting. I don't get it, OSU is investigating. So it's news and should be reported.
matcar;1838546; said:Why wouldn't they report it when local news isreporting it? Seems like many here are attacking the reporting. I don't get it, OSU is investigating. So it's news and should be reported.
I just can't see that pimping out some kid for $200k and getting a tattoo on the barter system are remotely comparable. Regardless of what the NCAA or the IRS have to say about the matter.Thump;1838545; said:All fun and games when it happens to Auburn, when the guns are trained on us everyone gets defensive.
If any of this turns out to be true, then punishment should be handed out.
Usually where there is smoke, there is at least some fire.
SmoovP;1838536; said:They also get discussed by Herbie and Brent during the Boise State v Utah game.
Reports: OSU players traded for tattoos
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State is investigating allegations that several football players traded autographs for tattoos, according to multiple reports.
WBNS-TV and The Columbus Dispatch, both citing unidentified sources, reported on their websites Wednesday night that the school was looking into the possible NCAA violations just two weeks before the Buckeyes face Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl on Jan. 4.
Quarterback Terrelle Pryor, not mentioned in either report, quickly responded on Twitter.
"I paid for my tattoos. GoBucks" he posted.
eobuck;1838559; said:It's a bowl game. Not the national title game. Quickly investigate, sit whoever it is out for the sugar bowl, and move on.
In the grand scheme of things the non-national title game bowls are not a big deal.