Anyone available to teach Jim Tressel how to forward emails?

[troy]

Someone should teach Jim Tressel how to forward emails. Maybe the Buckeye athletic department will hold a "workshop" or "seminar" about how to learn that particular skill. Why did Jim Tressel conceal emails about star players breaking NCAA rules? Because he needed those players to win against Iowa (20-17), compete for a Big Ten title, and earn a BCS Bowl bid. If the NCAA doesn't suspend "Sweater Vest" for a year, they are a joke of an organization! Two, non-conference games isn't enough!

 

[DwayneTwill]

But he's a professor!!! He teaches!!! No time for e-mails.

 

[Hawke]

He didn't know who to forward them to.

 

[tweeterhawk]

Someone should teach Jim Tressel how to forward emails. Maybe the Buckeye athletic department will hold a "workshop" or "seminar" about how to learn that particular skill. Why did Jim Tressel conceal emails about star players breaking NCAA rules? Because he needed those players to win against Iowa (20-17), compete for a Big Ten title, and earn a BCS Bowl bid. If the NCAA doesn't suspend "Sweater Vest" for a year, they are a joke of an organization! Two, non-conference games isn't enough!

This is news to you?

It's all about the money.

 

[DodgerHawki]

He wrote a book about "winning at life"

Someone should teach Jim Tressel how to forward emails. Maybe the Buckeye athletic department will hold a "workshop" or "seminar" about how to learn that particular skill. Why did Jim Tressel conceal emails about star players breaking NCAA rules? Because he needed those players to win against Iowa (20-17), compete for a Big Ten title, and earn a BCS Bowl bid. If the NCAA doesn't suspend "Sweater Vest" for a year, they are a joke of an organization! Two, non-conference games isn't enough!

which means he is a man of the highest character. Pete Carroll also wrote a book about winning at life, just prior to beating the NCAA out of town on his way to Seattle.

 

[DexterMorgan]

Additional sanctions will come down against OSU. I personally think the players should be ruled ineligible for the season as well as loss of a few scholarships and possibly a bowl ban, although I have a hard time $eeing them do thi$. I'm not really sure what the precedent is for suspending coaches so I really have no idea what, if any, additional punishment Tressel will receive himself.

I don't understand why the players are allowed to play. They took money, they should no longer be able to play in collegiate sports.

 

[528646]

I don't understand why the players are allowed to play. They took money, they should no longer be able to play in collegiate sports.

Wait...you are aware this is OSU we're talking about, right?!?