He makes no mention to any OSU official about his email exchanges earlier in the year. Another player, Jordan Whiting, gets one game.
Cats been getting hookups on tatts since back in March 25 : Reports emerge stating that Tressel forwarded Cicero's emails to Sarniak last spring. Trombitas said the call was unrelated to player violations.
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles also initiates an investigation. Kniffin, the salesman whose transactions are being scrutinized, says no special deals were given to athletes. May 26 : The student newspaper at Ohio State, The Lantern, publishes a story about former receiver Ray Small, suggesting that a culture of special deals and extra benefits was pervasive among Buckeyes players. Small is quoted, "everybody was doing it," though no details or names are published. May 27 : Rife files notice that he will plead guilty to money laundering and drug trafficking.
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Las Vegas Raiders. Chicago Bulls. Fellow players at Youngstown knew of the cars and the money that Isaac was receiving, including star running back Shawn Patton. Patton admitted that there was no way that Tressel couldn't have known about the cars that Isaac was driving around town or of the cash that Isaac was receiving. However, when your star player is driving around in different cars all the time, it is pretty hard to believe that he did not notice.
Everybody knows of the Maurice Clarett scandal , as it was one of the biggest news stories of the past decade. Both cash and cars fell into Clarett's hands during his freshman season at Ohio State. The first incident that got the NCAA's attention was when Clarett had a black Monte Carlo broken into, which was a loaner car from a local used car lot. Clarett eventually claimed that Tressel pointed him in the direction of the people who loaned him cars and money.
When first asked about Dellimuti, Tressel denied ever hearing the name. However, he later admitted to first meeting Dellimuti before Clarett's sophomore season. When reports first emerged about Clarett regarding academic fraud, Tressel had no response and said he only read bits and pieces about the reports.
Tressel's star player is being accused of academic fraud, and he doesn't know much about it? Maybe Tressel was trying to protect his players at the time. However, letting them cheat and sending them in the direction of cash and cars is not protecting anybody.
Another episode of "As the World Turns" starring Jim Tressel was completed when reports emerged that Tressel had knowledge of his players selling memorabilia to a tattoo artist before the NCAA did.
That is baffling. They also won four Division I-AA national championships. He then became the head coach of the Buckeyes in and continued to have a ton of success. In just his second season in , Tressel helped lead Ohio State to a record and they won the national championship. Then in and , Tressel helped lead the Buckeyes to back-to-back national championship game appearances.
Additionally, from through , Ohio State only had more than three losses in a season once. Overall, Tressel went at Ohio State. The Buckeye players sold championship rings, jerseys, and other awards.
They also received improper benefits from a tattoo parlor and its owner, according to ESPN. Shortly after the investigation, Tressel resigned from his head coaching position at Ohio State.
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