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When you’ve ruled the Big Ten landscape for so long, you make a lot of enemies. When you achieved that place in college football because you repeatedly broke numerous rules along the way, you make many more enemies.

Much has been made of Jim Tressel lying repeatedly to Ohio State compliance officials about what he knows of the NCAA violations committed by his Ohio State Buckeyes football team. It should cost him his job, but probably won’t because he has such a good record versus the Michigan Wolverines. But Tressel even lied to cover up chicanery while he was at Youngstown State.

More on that here Had this been uncovered before, Tressel may not have even made it to Columbus. It’s one thing to commit infractions, another to cover them up, but Tressel also likes to quote bible verse in public and project a holier-than-thou attitude.

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