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Clarett spilling the beans

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For you to submit 440+ posts into a thread about scandalous garbage in the first place that you would like to slam a writer's face into artificial turf for two hours
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How about if I post that much and then actually do slam that writer's face into artificial turf (after starting out on concrete of course), will that work?
 
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I don't get the part in the article where Clarett says Tressel wanted him to work out every morning at 6am, but that was too early for Clarett and Tressel said TS. But at the end of the article, it says Clarett now gets up every morning at 6am to get his body fat from 16% to 5%. So what's so easy about 6am now? It doesn't make sense. The sense I get from him is that he went out of his way to try and find special treatment, because he seems like that kind of person. Someone who goes out of his way for attention. Now he is saying Tressel helped him though all of this, yet I don't see Tressel doing this type of stuff, espcially for a Freshman. When you watch the sidelines when MoC was on the team...he'd always be running towards Tressel, and in his ear. It wasn't the other way around. Clarett needed attention, and when he wasn't the #1 guy anymore after all this stuff went down, he needed to get the attention back on him.
 
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Ohio State should retire the number 13 for being too much of a disgrace to give to another player. Clarett is a slimeball and I hope he becomes one of those trashy scalpers outside of Polaris: never succeeding in anything.
 
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Sturrup has given up on being a Buckeye, but not on his education. He hopes to graduate from Ohio State this spring. "They stuck their foot in my ass," he says. "But I'm not letting them stop me from getting my degree."
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I'm calling bullshit. Much like Z's daughter, neither is listed as being an OSU student. Maybe they're living in the same fantasy world.

Do "improper" things go on at OSU? You bet they do. I've seen too many things to think/know otherwise. Do improper things go on at any other major school? You bet they do.

These allegations are not troubling to me in the least. Once the NCAA opens up a full-fledged investigation, they're going to find evidence of at least some of the types of allegations being presented. The fact that they found NONE, ZERO, NADA, tells me all I need to know. According to Geiger, none/very few are new allegations.

To ESPN, I say, just find ONE person to corroborate the allegations that left OSU in good standing and either got a degree or did something productive with themselves.

After Marco Cooper was booted, he was again arrested for crack possession. Now that piece of shit works as a bouncer at Old School night club on High Street. Far cry from the NFL dreams, no?

Maldonado couldn't even crack the starting lineup at frickin Maryland and has his own suspensions for drugs and being a lazy fatass.

Stirrup was given a SECOND chance to become eligible and work his way into the two-deep in the summer of 02. He could do neither. (see: http://www.theozone.net/football/2002/sturrupreseason.htm )

Crosby was a failure academically from the beginning who flunked out after coming in as a top 50 recruit.

Boone was never good and transferred out after he saw the writing on the wall.

I can't imagine that ESPN has the balls to bring Gameday to Columbus in two weekends. No way in hell. It would get way too ugly (not that I would enorse that behavior). I can't see Geiger giving them permission to promote their show and network from campus either.
 
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Well if Clarett is telling the truth there will be a money trail. If any of this shit is true we are fucked. I hope it isn't. Thank god Clarett is a piece of shit that nobody trust his word isn't woth shit.
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Yet strangely enough brutus ESPN the Mag (future toilet paper ofr all) found his word perfectly trustworthy.

Being innocent till proven guilty I guess is too bloody simple these days.
Also - the vast bulk of all that was said in the article(s), cars, loafing for pay, whine, whine, f***ing whine, has all been scrutinized by the NCAA when the same accusations and others were made by the same MoC.

If there were a smoking gun - the NCAA had chances galore to find it.
If there were a money trail the NCAA had plenty of time and lots of resources to uncover the same.

This will back-fire on MoC (persona non grata for most NFL teams again);
and for ESPN the Ragazine.
 
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CleveBucks said:
I can't imagine that ESPN has the balls to bring Gameday to Columbus in two weekends. No way in hell. It would get way too ugly (not that I would enorse that behavior). I can't see Geiger giving them permission to promote their show and network from campus either.
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Fuck ESPN and the horse they rode in on. If I were back in Columbus for the 20th, my banner would read "ESPN CAN EAT MY POISONOUS NUTS!"
 
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CleveBucks said:
I'm calling bullshit. Much like Z's daughter, neither is listed as being an OSU student. Maybe they're living in the same fantasy world.

I can't imagine that ESPN has the balls to bring Gameday to Columbus in two weekends. No way in hell. It would get way too ugly (not that I would enorse that behavior). I can't see Geiger giving them permission to promote their show and network from campus either.
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Are you kidding me that Mrs. Tressel's daughter is not an OSU student? That's hysterical.

It will be interesting to hear what Herbie has to say on his show this week and on ESPN Thursday and Saturday. Maybe someone can update those of us who do not live in Columbus.
 
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One and Done

obviously this article that we all thought was just about this stupid piece of shit's chances of making the nfl after one year was a forewarning of much more to come. i am gonna play for a year, then screw my team and team mates and try and turn pro and if i cant turn pro i am gonna try and drag down everything and everybody with me on the way down cause even though i play like a manchild i am really a two year old mentally. i guess that was too long of a title so espn just shortened this to one and done. oh well i believe EVERTHING he says now since all he did was not go to classes, not take tests, take money from boosters,take money for summer work not done, not do his own classwork, and not put two coherent sentences together with anything close to the english language that i am familiar with. i pray to god that everything he says is false and all the nfl execs have the balls to not draft his sorry ass. i knew he was trouble when he was being interviewed after the bowl game and he wouldnt even look the camera in the eye and was searching the crowd for what (his agent). so long mo grease my palm, you could of been the greatest buckeye ever if you have thought of somebody other than yourself.
 
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Did anybody see the interview a couple of hours ago on ESPN News with one of the authors of the ESPN the Ragazine article???

This dweeb looked to be about 25 years old. When the moderator mentioned if his sources were credible, the idiot says that Marco Cooper was credible and that he did "lots of homework" prior to interviewing him. This guy is a total geek and I am hoping that the NCAA has the sense to see right through this.
 
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This guy is more than just a little "dweeb"! This little fucker is challanging one of the biggest, most prestigous universities in the history of this great country. He is basing his whole evidence on Clarett(who is a proven liar), Marco Cooper(a known drug addict), Maldanado(an outcast who had a tough time passing dumb classes), and two other no named turds.

This little fucker obviously thinks he has the sack to step in the ring with The Ohio State University. If this writer is successful he will no doubt reap something from it. If he is wrong will he be fired? Espn is taking a chance on this as well. This Enterprise has stepped on OSU's toes a little too much in my opinion.

Time for Andy Geiger to earn that fat paycheck. This is his job, which is to protect his coach, players, and the university itself. His ass is on the line so to speak. However, 1 thing i have learned since that man has been here is that whatever he says you can take it to the bank!
 
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I have heard of rogue boosters and even boosters working behind the scenes with a coach refusing to acknowledge --- but a Head Coach taking the lead on setting up players with free cars and jobs. That's a tough one for me to buy at face value.

Also, why would Tressel arrange a shady car deal and then encourage Mo C to call the police after things were stolen....
 
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You have to love how Mark May talks out of both sides of his ass (the area just below his glasses).

First he talks about how the NFL won't want MoC because he has broken the trust of his teammates and is not accountable. Then he goes on to say how his close contact with the OSU program tells him how the players are losing trust in Tressel because he turned on MoC. I guess this is due to Tressel saying MoC was his boy and now Tressel will not return MoC's calls. This of course will all destroy the program.
 
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