Here's a twist none of us saw coming -- Reverse pay-for-play. What does that mean you might be asking yourself? It is just what it sounds like.

Cheryl Krueger, co-founder of Cheryl and Co. sold her company to 1-800-FLOWERS in 2005 for millions. In the words of one of the coaches (who remains anonymous), she has been a big-time donor and philanthropist to the University for well over 20 years. She is also a board member for Bob Evans restaurants.

Here's the meat of the story -- Her son Cavin Green, a redshirt freshmen from New Albany, Ohio is a member of the Ohio State football team. He is listed as a DL and wears #94.

Scooter1369;870845 wrote:So he's a walk-on trying to make the team. What's your point?

Well, the problem is that there is no record of Cavin Green ever playing prep football, or any sport for that matter during his high school days at Columbus Academy -- so how and why is he on the 85-man roster at Ohio State, one of the nation's most elite DI football programs?

Scooter1369;870895 wrote:Anybody can try out for the team. We've had punters and kickers the last few years who didn't play football, they were from Australia. The kid made the squad as a tackling dummy. Big deal.

Scooter1369;870845 wrote:So he's a walk-on trying to make the team. What's your point?

0311sdp;870908 wrote:Why try to make something of nothing?

LJ;870933 wrote:If you need to know more, I suggest you email the writer of the blog....

Scooter1369;871062 wrote:I can read and I know what the article says. I'm asking YOU. What's your farking point?

LJ;870775 wrote:LOL

Writerbuckeye;871129 wrote:If that blog states he's on the roster of 85 scholarship players -- I'm betting it's wrong. There's a huge difference between being on the roster and on the roster of 85 that the NCAA looks at. I'm betting the writer doesn't know the difference.

dat dude;871141 wrote:I'm missing the hilarity and/or outrage, too. As already pointed out, Adam Griffin is a primary example. Moving on.