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"We are calling for our school records and legacy to be restored so that Buckeye Nation can look at us with the same love and fondness we've always had for them."
“We are calling for our school records and legacy to be restored so that Buckeye Nation can look at us with the same love and fondness that we've always had for them.”That's a powerful sentence.
Never waivered here.“We are calling for our school records and legacy to be restored so that Buckeye Nation can look at us with the same love and fondness that we've always had for them.”
“We are calling for our school records and legacy to be restored so that Buckeye Nation can look at us with the same love and fondness that we've always had for them.”
We never looked at them any different. In my mind, we won the 2010 Sugar Bowl and only had 1 loss in 2010. Pryor is one of my favorite Buckeyes(and should've won a Heisman), as is Boom. I think Posey was under utilized, and Adams never lived up to potential, and that our 2011(possible) NC was ripped from us and those 4(Thomas was a depth guy, he made little noise) didn't get to properly develop.
Sports fans don't really remember sanctions as much as they remember what happened. Yes, his Heisman was taken away, but that in no way takes away from the amazing plays that Reggie Bush had. Miamis sanctions don't take away from some truly great teams they had back in the day. OU had some insane stories in the Switzer days, but he's still considered one of the greatest CFB HCs of all time, and his teams are still considered some of CFB's best. CFB and sports in general are littered with sanctions and punishments yet in still fans remember the exploits during play more than they do the occurrence. And whether that's right or wrong, or you agree or disagree with the morality of it, it's honestly just the fact. For every fan that lambasts the Fab 5, there are countless fans who loved their play and style. I barely see anyone even bring up that UNC had tutors doing players' work, yet Roy Williams is still beloved. Tom Osborne is loved by every corner of NE, but let someone who beat his gf play in a bowl game because they didn't believe they could win without him...Yep. I didn't begrudge them for any of it.
Also I'm torn of the whole retroactive stuff. Yes it was a dumb rule that no longer applies but it's also the rules you played under at the time. It seems silly to go back and judge the past by the modern rules. Do one day we pretend the death penalty to SMU never happened?
I agree the rule was stupid, but it was the rule and the players knew it. Once again though, it wasn't what the players did that caused the sanctions ( other than their suspensions) It was Tress lying to the NCAA about his knowledge of it and signing the compliance statement before the 2010 season claiming he knew of no violations. It was later shown that he was aware of the violations in the spring of 2010. THAT'S why OSU got hammered ( right or wrong).It was BS! Period. Their merchandise to do with as they please. But Johnny Football can make $10k signing autographs. OK
I agree the rule was stupid, but it was the rule and the players knew it. Once again though, it wasn't what the players did that caused the sanctions ( other than their suspensions) It was Tress lying to the NCAA about his knowledge of it and signing the compliance statement before the 2010 season claiming he knew of no violations. It was later shown that he was aware of the violations in the spring of 2010. THAT'S why OSU got hammered ( right or wrong).