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miguelissimo said...
Some links to raw video (posted on Bucknuts home) of former players saluting Tress. Notice Troy Smith welling up with tears and their embrace at the end. Just warms the heart.
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davebucknut said...
When I hear about tress or read articles about him and of course watching him talk I feel a mix of emotions.
First I feel care because his tenure at osu was so profound and I think he's a fantastic human being.
Then I feel a sting from the pain of how it went down and ended.
Ughhhhh.
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macedonia74 said...
After all this time. I think I can say I understand why things went down the way they did, but I just don't feel the 'scandal' like some do. To me, what happened really wasn't such a big deal in the grand scheme of what he was trying to do. His bigger problem was a lack of willingness to get new coaches in and put the boys in a better position to win.
I think what was more evident now that I look back that the program was on the downturn and Tress was never going to get back to 2002-06. He was most likely going to retire soon anyhow.
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Jimmy77 said...
What "downturn" was that, Macedonia?
JT's final year coaching in 2010, the Buckeyes he went 12-1 with a 37-7 win over Michigan and a BCS Bowl victory over Arkansas. Along the way he beat Marshall 45-7, Ohio 43-7, Eastern Michigan 73-20, Purdue 45-0, Minnesota 52-10, and Penn State 38-14. The offense averaged 220 yards rushing per game at over 5 yards per carry and TP completed over 65% of his passes. The defense was it's usual stingy self.
Of course you may be referring to the fact that Wisconsin beat us up there and we didn't go undefeated. He could have done better, eh?"Buckeye born and bred, a Buckeye 'til I'm dead"
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Jimmy77 said...
What "downturn" was that, Macedonia? JT's final year coaching in 2010, the Buckeyes he went 12-1 with a 37-7 win over Michigan and a BCS Bowl victory over Arkansas. Along the way he beat Marshall 45-7, Ohio 43-7, Eastern Michigan 73-20, Purdue 45-0, Minnesota 52-10, and Penn State 38-14. The offense averaged 220 yards rushing per game at over 5 yards per carry and TP completed over 65% of his passes. The defense was it's usual stingy self. Of course you may be referring to the fact that Wisconsin beat us up there and we didn't go undefeated. He could have done better, eh?
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Troy Smith fights back the tears paying tribute to Tressel