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bukIpower;1258048; said:also Kirk is right... I don't think you need to say that about Kirk to be honest.
Beanie apprently wasn't happy with the decision and if he wants to play bad enough I think he will make it happen too. Probably ask to speak with tressel and tell him "look this is MY team and I will lead them to victory" something like that atleast.
bukIpower;1258048; said:also Kirk is right... I don't think you need to say that about Kirk to be honest.
Beanie apprently wasn't happy with the decision and if he wants to play bad enough I think he will make it happen too. Probably ask to speak with tressel and tell him "look this is MY team and I will lead them to victory" something like that atleast.
bukIpower;1258067; said:haha what a crazy week... I think Kirk might have been more hinting that he thinks Beanie will make a push to play regaurdless. Kirk knows this team better than any other team across america and he knows a lot of our players. I think he knows just how bad beanie wants to play
Tressel says he won't play Wells
Right foot injury will cause tailback to miss second straight game
Saturday, September 13, 2008 3:29 AM
By Ken Gordon
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
LOS ANGELES -- Running back Chris "Beanie" Wells trudged up the ramp from the field last night at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and boarded the team bus after Ohio State's walk-through.
That's as fast as Wells will move on this trip.
Coach Jim Tressel said he will hold Wells and his injured right foot out of a game tonight against top-ranked Southern California.
Tressel said Wells was not ruled out by the team's medical staff; he made the call.
"Typically, the doctors will (say), 'Here's my opinion,' but it's all on how you feel," Tressel said. "So I just think, as I listen to the doctors and as I think about the situation, I think a decision had to be made.
"I'm not sure (Wells) will ever speak to me again, but I think it's the right thing to do, so we won't have Beanie tomorrow."
Asked whether Wells fought him for the right to play, Tressel said, "I suppose if looks could kill, he fought me."
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Tressel: Beanie won't play
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Los Angeles- When Ohio State climbed off four charter buses at the Coliseum just after 5 p.m. local time Friday, Beanie Wells walked in with his teammates, looking like another Buckeye ready for the battle of the season.
Forty minutes later, after the team walkthrough, OSU football coach Jim Tressel announced that Wells would not be joining his teammates on the field tonight against No. 1 USC.
"He would cut his foot off for these guys, but I just don't think, as I listen to the medical people, it [playing him] would be the right thing to do," Tressel said.
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