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did you watch the Fab Five special on ESPN?y0yoyoin;1921445; said:do you actually believe that former michigan players and coaches never received death threats before?...im sure rich rod never did
Bleed S & G;1921462; said:It is sad that our fan base would be sending a Buckeye threatening emails based off of what he said above. It's kind of embarrassing top to bottom right now. What an offseason.
Spielman tackled issue of abortion at pro-life event
By Eric Taylor
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Published: Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Tyler Joswick / Asst. photo editor
Chris Spielman speaks in the US Bank Conference Theater at the Ohio Union on Tuesday.
As the all-time leading solo tackler in Ohio State history, former Buckeye Chris Spielman was accustomed to hearing the crowd roar after each hit. When Spielman tackled the issue of abortion on Tuesday night, however, you could hear a pin drop in the U.S. Bank Conference Theater at the Ohio Union.
The two-time All-American linebacker was the main speaker at the Pro-Life Day event, along with other pro-life advocates from Ohio. The Ohio Right to Life, Ohio State Pro-Life Club and OSU College Republicans sponsored the event.
Spielman said he has always been pro-life, and that his faith has helped guide that position.
"I believe that all life begins at conception, and that every life is sacred," Spielman told The Lantern before the event. "That doesn't mean I don't sympathize with those who have to make agonizing decisions, but I just believe that each life has meaning and that no life is an accident."
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Bestbuck36;1931266; said:I would love to see Spiels get a shot at coaching somewhere on the defensive side of the ball in the new regime. When every door closes a window opens right?
Love and respect the hell out of Chris Spielman and I firmly believe he has a lot to teach the young men coming to Ohio State.
Bestbuck36;1931275; said:Head coach might be a bit too premature. He's been out of it for a little while even though he's been announcing. I would think a position coaching spot or even a coordinating one would be the best way to get him back in at first. I just really want to see him don the Scarlet & Gray again in some capacity.