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The Ohio Supreme Court's Office of Disciplinary Counsel has filed a complaint against the attorney for forwarding confidential emails to Tressel. (Dispatch)
Brooks is on the wrong trail (again). Here's a message we received from the owner of Varsity O Memorabilia in '09.
"I can tell you on the record that there were no checks from Dennis Talbott in any Terrelle Pryor bank account." (Dispatch)
Also calls the NCAA system a form of "slavery". (CBS)
Also this dandy of a quote from his attorney about why he won't be speaking to the NCAA: "They're not going to give him or any other student-athlete any due process rights to speak of, so he's moved on." (AP)
Players can quickly earn $25,000 after their eligibility has expired. (Plain Dealer)
A brief interview with the Ohio State fan who named his kid "Tressel". Oh, and KJB pointed out, the poor kid's initials are T.A.T. (Deadspin)
Another option should the NFL not work out. (AP)
On Tress: "To do what that man has done (for 30 years) ... it's wrong for that man to get dealt like that." (ESPN)
Have to imagine anyone with a brain would try the supplemental route first, though. (ESPN)
Colt McCoy's wife goes on Colin Cowherd's radio show and talks about improper benefits at Texas. (Statesman)
