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Ohio St receives notice of allegations from the NCAA
Posted on 4/25/11 at 9:46 am
Posted on 4/25/11 at 9:46 am
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Posted on 4/25/11 at 10:01 am to usc6158
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Tressel was guilty of ethical misconduct when he knowingly provided false information to the NCAA in certifying that he knew of no potential violations by his players and failed to inform OSU officials.
Tressel = gone
Posted on 4/25/11 at 10:48 am to usc6158
We've know this for a little while now
But they dodged the worst bullet
also significant - gives them a lot of latitude on how to proceed IMO
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NCAA accused Tressel of dishonesty for hiding violations by seven current and former players who sold awards and equipment to a tattoo-parlor owner.
But they dodged the worst bullet
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Ohio State, however, was not cited for "failure to monitor" or "failure of institutional control" violations, which would likely lead to the harshest of penalties.
also significant - gives them a lot of latitude on how to proceed IMO
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The NCAA warned that it could treat Ohio State as a repeat offender stemming from the violations involving former quarterback Troy Smith, who took $500 from a booster and former men's basketball coach Jim O'Brien, who gave $6,000 to a recruit.
Posted on 4/25/11 at 10:53 am to usc6158
Columbus Dispatch also uncovered more commications from Tressel to others concerning his players' trouble:
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After Ohio State University football coach Jim Tressel was alerted that some of his players had traded memorabilia for free tattoos from a suspected drug dealer, he exchanged numerous emails, phone calls and text messages with the tipster, his star quarterback Terrelle Pryor and Pryor's mentors.
Documents obtained by The Dispatch also show Tressel called an FBI agent within days of getting the first email warning the coach of the potential NCAA rules violation and a federal drug investigation.
But OSU records don't show a single call or email from Tressel to the Ohio State compliance office in which he could have reported his players' apparent violations of NCAA regulations.
Tressel did not send athletic director Gene Smith emails about the issue, either.
Posted on 4/25/11 at 2:27 pm to usc6158
So people can't really think he's going to survive this, right?
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