I don't doubt it at all.thedynasty1998;763274 wrote:there is a lot of illegitimate stuff going on that Tressel may not know about.
FatHobbit;763279 wrote:I don't doubt it at all.
Boom, roasted..thedynasty1998;763296 wrote:A caller called in and made a really good point. Said Tressel is the highest paid public employee in the state, making around $4 million a year and it's his job to know about everything that goes in. Basically that it's a poor excuse to say Tressel is unaware because it is his job to be aware.
thedynasty1998;763274 wrote:Listening to Demetrius Stanley in The Fan right now (and yes I know they're terrible) and he has some interesting comments on the car issue. Basically makes it sound like there is a lot of illegitimate stuff going on that Tressel may not know about. And I think he would be as aware as any as to what goes on.
thedynasty1998;763296 wrote:A caller called in and made a really good point. Said Tressel is the highest paid public employee in the state, making around $4 million a year and it's his job to know about everything that goes in. Basically that it's a poor excuse to say Tressel is unaware because it is his job to be aware.
SportsAndLady;763314 wrote:Do you ever come up with an opinion on your own? Or do you just repeat what other people say?
He's paid to win games, not to be all knowing.thedynasty1998;763296 wrote:Said Tressel is the highest paid public employee in the state, making around $4 million a year
Is that really his job?thedynasty1998;763296 wrote:and it's his job to know about everything that goes in. Basically that it's a poor excuse to say Tressel is unaware because it is his job to be aware.
FatHobbit;763323 wrote: Is that really his job?
thedynasty1998;763330 wrote:Found a job posting for head womens hockey coach at OSU and it states: "manages all aspects of the program" in the job description.
SportsAndLady;763333 wrote:SMH
thedynasty1998;763326 wrote:Depends upon what his job description says. If his players show up in new Chargers, I do think it's his job to ask questions or to have someone in place to ask those questions on his behalf.
thedynasty1998;763340 wrote:Why would you SMH at OSU's job posting?
FatHobbit;763346 wrote:I'm fairly certain that the players have to tell the athletic dept what cars they drive and they do keep track. I'm not sure they follow them out into the parking lot to check up on them.
Writerbuckeye;762960 wrote:Very bad example with USC...because they basically lied and shuffled to keep the NCAA away from campus. They managed to keep them at arm's length for something like 3 years, when everyone in the country were pretty certain they were near the top of the "pay to play" list with Bush.
OSU did not do this. They reported the violation as soon as it was discovered, and invited the NCAA to work with them as they prepared their findings.
Huge difference.
USC deserved a much harsher sentence AND all the animosity it got because of how it behaved when the allegations were first brought to light.
SportsAndLady;763347 wrote:Just hilarious you are comparing the two
Literally hilarious.
thedynasty1998;763274 wrote:Listening to Demetrius Stanley in The Fan right now (and yes I know they're terrible) and he has some interesting comments on the car issue. Basically makes it sound like there is a lot of illegitimate stuff going on that Tressel may not know about. And I think he would be as aware as any as to what goes on.
thedynasty1998;763330 wrote:Found a job posting for head womens hockey coach at OSU and it states: "manages all aspects of the program" in the job description.
thedynasty1998;763356 wrote:I listed a job description of a head coach at OSU. Obviously there's differences, however Tressels job description entails more than just winning games.
SportsAndLady;763401 wrote:that's like saying Steve Jobs' job description and a CEO of a small mortgage company's job description are comparable because they are both CEO's. Sure, they're both CEO's but they are most certainly not comparable.
KnightRyder;763355 wrote:OSU reported the violation as soon as it was discovered ? what planet do you live on?
Writerbuckeye;763441 wrote:What is inaccurate about this? Nothing. Once JT told them about this, they immediately self-reported. That's a fact. The university did not go on to keep this information from the NCAA; they reported it and asked the NCAA to assist them with putting together the report and penalties. They also hired another firm that is familiar with NCAA sanctions to assist in coming up with what they hope will be the penalties the NCAA places on OSU.
password;763503 wrote:Doesn't it seem a little strange that Pryor, his Mother and Brother all bought cars from this same dealer and none of them had a pot to piss in before he came to OSU. Unless Pryor is holding a very well paying part time job in the off season, something is wrong. Now if you think Tressel had no knowledge of these deals being made to the players and their families for all these years, You are either on drugs or you are so naive that you still think Elvis is still alive.