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gmen6981;2344503; said:Please tell me that's not a puka shell necklace..................................
AJHawkfan;2344332; said:Not sure. Don't we have a guy around here who speaks Italian? Giovanni or something like that? Maybe you should ask him......
gmen6981;2344503; said:Please tell me that's not a puka shell necklace..................................
BuckeyeNation27;2345115; said:yeah.....I can do without the pictures of this nutjob.
ORD_Buckeye;2345066; said:
Choose Positivity!
BuckeyeNation27;2345115; said:yeah.....I can do without the pictures of this nutjob.
buckeyboy;2345458; said:I find it quite sad that the douchebag Felli is still using the "Success with Honor" line. After all that's happened. Wow
Zurp;2345523; said:At first I thought you meant that Penn State (and by association, Joe Paterno) really had no honor. And I'm certainly not going to argue that they did or do have honor. But now I realize that you might be making fun of the "success" part. And I agree. What "success" have they had? 3 Big Ten championships (only 1 of them outright) in 19 years? Tressel did that within 6 years at Ohio State, and then went on to win the next 4 more. That may be the high end of the spectrum, but I'd like to see how many Big Ten championships other coaches have had in that time period, to compare. I'd bet that good ol' Lloyd had at least 3. How about Cooper? A couple? Alvarez I know had at least 2, and Bielema had 2 (his third came a year after Paterno was out at Penn State). Even Randy Walker was able to win at least one at Northwestern. NORTHWESTERN!! If Paterno can't win more than 3 Big Ten conference championships in 19 years at a so-called powerhouse like Penn State, I will argue that "success" part of "success with honor" all day long.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — The legal bills keep piling up for Penn State related to the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal.
A university website updated costs for the scandal this week. The total as of the end of March was more than $45.8 million, covering legal fees along with consulting work and other associated costs.
The total is up roughly $1.4 million from the previous month. Most of that increase, about $1.1 million, is attributed to legal defense fees for the university, or employees or former employees entitled to representation.
The school says it's spent about $15.5 million on such fees as of the end of March.
Firms covered under the fees include the attorneys for three ex-school officials fighting charges that they covered up allegations against Sandusky, a retired assistant football coach.
Buckeyeskickbuttocks;2345528; said:1993 Ohio State John Cooper
........Wisconsin Barry Alvarez
1994 Penn State Joe Paterno
1995 Northwestern Gary Barnett
1996 Northwestern Gary Barnett
........Ohio State John Cooper
1997 Michigan Lloyd Carr
1998 Michigan Lloyd Carr
........Ohio State John Cooper
........Wisconsin Barry Alvarez
1999 Wisconsin Barry Alvarez
2000 Michigan Lloyd Carr
.........Northwestern Randy Walker
.........Purdue Joe Tiller
2001 Ron Turner
2002 Kirk Ferentz
........Ohio State Jim Tressel
2003 Michigan Lloyd Carr
2004 Iowa Kirk Ferentz
.........Michigan Lloyd Carr
2005 Ohio State Jim Tressel
2006 Ohio State Jim Tressel
2007 Ohio State Jim Tressel
2008 Ohio State Jim Tressel
2009 Ohio State Jim Tressel
2010 Michigan State Mark Dantonio
........Wisconsin Bret Bielema
2011 Wisconsin Bret Bielema
2012 Wisconsin Bret Bielema
Seems 2 of Paterno's championships were vacated...
Put em back in (and you should therefore put Tressel back on the list for 2010) and you still have a documented lack of "success"
But.. whatever.. let's let JoPed have his 2 co-championships...
Woody Hayes Ohio State 13
Bo Schembechler Michigan 13
Fielding H. Yost Michigan 10
Henry L. Williams Minnesota 8
Amos Alonzo Stagg Chicago 7
Robert Zuppke Illinois 7
Bernie Bierman Minnesota 7
Jim Tressel Ohio State 6 (7 including 2010)
Lloyd Carr Michigan 5
Harry Kipke Michigan 4
Earle Bruce Ohio State 4
Philip King Wisconsin 3
John Wilce Ohio State 3
Ray Eliot Illinois 3
Bennie Oosterbaan Michigan 3
Forest Evashevski Iowa 3
Hayden Fry Iowa 3
Gary Moeller Michigan 3
John Cooper Ohio State 3
Barry Alvarez Wisconsin 3
Bret Bielema Wisconsin 3
Pedophile Enabler Pedobear State 3