sleeper
Posts: 27,879
Apr 25, 2011 10:58pm
What SEC school offers him a big pay day?
gerb131
Posts: 9,932
Apr 25, 2011 10:59pm
Vanderbilt they get most of our leftovers.
LJ
Posts: 16,351
Apr 25, 2011 11:11pm
Ill put my money on him retiring
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stlouiedipalma
Posts: 1,797
Apr 25, 2011 11:24pm
I agree with LJ. If Tressel leaves he won't go anywhere else. Besides his love for TOSU, this would follow him everywhere. Better to make a clean break and retire.
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CoachB63
Posts: 66
Apr 26, 2011 12:03am
He ain't going anywhere, he has a job for life
Sykotyk
Posts: 1,155
Apr 26, 2011 12:20am
Are you implying someone will put a hit out for him?
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ksig489
Posts: 943
Apr 26, 2011 7:14am
Retirement may be forced on him if he gets the show-cause put on him.
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vball10set
Posts: 24,795
Apr 26, 2011 8:27am
LJ;750295 wrote:Ill put my money on him retiring
yup
Writerbuckeye
Posts: 4,745
Apr 26, 2011 8:33am
Tressel will not coach anywhere after OSU.
It's simply not going to happen.
It's simply not going to happen.
BigAppleBuckeye
Posts: 2,935
Apr 26, 2011 10:36am
I bet an NFL team would give him a call, similar to Pete Carroll.
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queencitybuckeye
Posts: 7,117
Apr 26, 2011 12:58pm
If someone from "the U" saw him sporting the cammo...
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vball10set
Posts: 24,795
Apr 26, 2011 1:16pm
...and for the record, IMO, he won't be let go--he may resign, but The OSU won't fire him
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enigmaax
Posts: 4,511
Apr 26, 2011 1:19pm
Questions for those betting on retirement - if he resigns as a result of all of this, that would essentially be ending his career in disgrace, right? Do you really think that's how he will want his career to end? Wouldn't an image conscious guy like him want to come back and prove himself once again at some point?
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Con_Alma
Posts: 12,198
Apr 26, 2011 1:21pm
I think he's conscious about how he views his own image as opposed to how others view it...at least I hope that's the case.
OneBuckeye
Posts: 5,888
Apr 26, 2011 1:27pm
enigmaax;750630 wrote:Questions for those betting on retirement - if he resigns as a result of all of this, that would essentially be ending his career in disgrace, right? Do you really think that's how he will want his career to end? Wouldn't an image conscious guy like him want to come back and prove himself once again at some point?
No he is too old. I had him retiring after 2012 before all this crap happened anyway. John Cooper and Earle Bruce got fired. They are still at the WHAC and around OSU all the time. I think he knows if he resigns/fired he will always be respected internally for what he has done. I think he will get out of the way once/if his position as head coach become a penalty to the program, and resign himself to being in the background.
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enigmaax
Posts: 4,511
Apr 26, 2011 1:35pm
OneBuckeye;750642 wrote:No he is too old. I had him retiring after 2012 before all this crap happened anyway. John Cooper and Earle Bruce got fired. They are still at the WHAC and around OSU all the time. I think he knows if he resigns/fired he will always be respected internally for what he has done. I think he will get out of the way once/if his position as head coach become a penalty to the program, and resign himself to being in the background.
So in your opinion, this will not impact that internal respect? Cooper and Bruce were fired over losses, basically. This is completely different, especially if it leads to additional sanctions against the school. In a worst case scenario (say the NCAA comes down hard and it impacts the program for the next few-to-several years), how long to you feel it will take OSU (in general - the institution, administration, fans, program, etc.) to forgive, welcome him back, etc. Will he ever be held in the same regard as he was at the height of his success/popularity or will this always haunt him?
OneBuckeye
Posts: 5,888
Apr 26, 2011 1:46pm
enigmaax;750644 wrote:So in your opinion, this will not impact that internal respect? Cooper and Bruce were fired over losses, basically. This is completely different, especially if it leads to additional sanctions against the school. In a worst case scenario (say the NCAA comes down hard and it impacts the program for the next few-to-several years), how long to you feel it will take OSU (in general - the institution, administration, fans, program, etc.) to forgive, welcome him back, etc. Will he ever be held in the same regard as he was at the height of his success/popularity or will this always haunt him?
I think the worst case is a couple of scholarships are taken away. I think the chance of a bowl ban in close to 0. The big punishment will just be to Tressel himself. Woody was fired for shaming the university in a different way but it was just as public as Tressel's fallout. He remained around the university and look at how he is regarded today. Now I am not saying people will look at Tressel the same way, but it won't take long for people to welcome him back. I expect less then a year, things heal quickly when you have won a lot of BCS games, a NC and Countless big 10 titles.
Thread Bomber
Posts: 1,851
Apr 26, 2011 1:49pm
I think that no one in the SEC would touch him. Why would they? Everone knows he can't beat SEC teams 
I would put money that Miami would love to hire him... Just to help clean the program up.
I would put money that Miami would love to hire him... Just to help clean the program up.
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enigmaax
Posts: 4,511
Apr 26, 2011 1:57pm
OneBuckeye;750649 wrote:I think the worst case is a couple of scholarships are taken away. I think the chance of a bowl ban in close to 0. The big punishment will just be to Tressel himself. Woody was fired for shaming the university in a different way but it was just as public as Tressel's fallout. He remained around the university and look at how he is regarded today. Now I am not saying people will look at Tressel the same way, but it won't take long for people to welcome him back. I expect less then a year, things heal quickly when you have won a lot of BCS games, a NC and Countless big 10 titles.
Do you think he would/will end up in some official capacity with the school? If so, would that happen immediately, sooner, later?
OneBuckeye
Posts: 5,888
Apr 26, 2011 2:00pm
enigmaax;750663 wrote:Do you think he would/will end up in some official capacity with the school? If so, would that happen immediately, sooner, later?
No, just an unassuming football consultant or some type of professor title to put him on the payroll. I would have said Assistant Athletic Director before all this crap happend but now there is 0 chance. I think it would take a year or two, but he would probably never have a publicly known official title. Not sure how that works to be honest.
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sman
Posts: 45
Apr 26, 2011 2:53pm
Thread Bomber;750653 wrote:I think that no one in the SEC would touch him. Why would they? Everone knows he can't beat SEC teams
Arkansas may be interested!!!!
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enigmaax
Posts: 4,511
Apr 26, 2011 2:58pm
sman;750703 wrote: Arkansas may be interested!!!!
Arkansas can beat itself. Oh wait, their choker-ass QB is gone.
KnightRyder
Posts: 1,428
Apr 26, 2011 4:18pm
gerb131;750288 wrote:Vanderbilt they get most of our leftovers.
wasnt Gordon Gee a vanderbilt leftover
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johngrizzly
Posts: 213
Apr 26, 2011 4:36pm
KnightRyder;750782 wrote:wasnt Gordon Gee a vanderbilt leftover
Gee has been president at OSU, Vandy, WVU, Brown and Colorado.
If he resigns/retires, because OSU will not fire him (good record vs. Mich), he will not coach football again He will speak, write books and years down the road will help local media types analyze the Buckeyes.
ytownfootball
Posts: 6,978
Apr 26, 2011 9:03pm
enigmaax;750630 wrote:Questions for those betting on retirement - if he resigns as a result of all of this, that would essentially be ending his career in disgrace, right? Do you really think that's how he will want his career to end? Wouldn't an image conscious guy like him want to come back and prove himself once again at some point?
I'm pretty sure he's more than happy with his station in life and how he's conducted himself. Despite what the media reports and how he's being portrayed, I think he still believes he did what he did for the right reasons regardless of ramifications. So, no, he'll feel no need for "redemption".