((HT: WBNS-TV Columbus))
Ohio State University officials announced a self-imposed penalty to the NCAA of vacating wins from the 2010 football season, including the Sugar Bowl win over Arkansas, as a penalty for Tattoo-Gate...
The university submitted its response to the NCAA on Friday and it was also announced that former head coach Jim Tressel would appear in front of the committee...
Here's our friends at 10TV with Paul Aker in the newsroom...
The two years probation and the Vest's status going from "resigned" to "retired" are pretty funny if you ask the HQ...
The Columbus Dispatch's Randy Ludlow writes that there are two things missing- the post-season ban and the reduction of schollies...
The fact that the school thinks that no one else should be punished because only Tressel knew of the infractions is laughable at best...
From Ludlow and the response...
"The responsibility is upon Tressel. No other institutional personnel were aware" of the violations, and the former coach failed in his obligation to report them, the response says. "The institution is embarrassed by the actions of Tressel."
Sure... more when we know more...
And, while we're at it, here's NBC4's interview with AD Gene Smith...
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