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Ohio State Leads Big Ten Summer Power Rankings
1. Ohio State: The Buckeyes have a very friendly schedule in 2013, and quarterback Braxton Miller continues to improve as a passer. They are unquestionably the top dog in the Big Ten. But…
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Key Similarities and Differences Between Jim Tressel and Urban Meyer Eras
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Ohio St trustees: More gaffes could mean dismissal (The Associated Press)
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Does SEC Hold Edge in 4-Star Trent Harris’ Newly Released Top 6 Schools?
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Looking ahead to college football: Week 3′s five games to watch (Dr. Saturday)
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Urban Meyer on National Title Expectations: ‘We’re Not There Yet’
Key Similarities and Differences Between Jim Tressel and Urban Meyer Eras
The two most recent Ohio State head football coaches are a study. Jim Tressel, the man that led the Buckeyes to a dominant decade, did so with a fierce defense, conservative offense and a sweater vest that left fashionistas wondering what the heck he was doing. Urban Meyer’s team that went 12-0 in 2012 featured a stout defense, wide-open offense and windbreakers. Comparing the two is an interesting study, even though Meyer’s time at OSU has been limited. That single year helped prove what many believed—the man knows how to coach. Say what you will about the Buckeyes’ 2012, they were the only college football team that finished without a loss. While much of that is a credit to a stout defense led by Luke Fickell (remember him?) and the sparkling play of quarterback Braxton Miller, it is pretty obvious that Meyer has taken the magic that he had in Florida and transitioned it to Columbus. Tressel, in spite of his departure in disgrace, had a great run at the head of
Ohio St trustees: More gaffes could mean dismissal (The Associated Press)
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Ohio State Basketball: Best-Case Scenarios for Projected Starters in 2013-14
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Ohio State Basketball: 5 Lessons Learned About Buckeyes This Offseason
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Ohio State Basketball: 5 Biggest Red Flags on Buckeyes’ Roster
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Ohio State Basketball: 5 Biggest Red Flags on Buckeyes’ Roster
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Ohio State Basketball: Best and Worst Case Scenarios for Buckeyes in 2013-14
Foster, Blair take similar paths to Hall of Fame (The Associated Press)
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Texas A&M coach Gary Blair and Chattanooga coach Jim Foster already have plenty in common. Both have military backgrounds, Blair in the Marines and Foster in the Army. Both have won at three different schools. Each began his head coaching career outside the six major conferences. Now they’re about to share one more bond. Both are entering the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame on Saturday as part of an induction class that also includes former Mississippi player Peggie Gillom-Granderson, former Connecticut guard Jennifer Rizzotti, former Texas player Annette Smith-Knight and former Rutgers star Sue Wicks. ”I’ve been one of the grinders,” Blair said. ”I’m not a Geno (Auriemma). I’m not a Leon Barmore. I’m not a Pat Summitt. I’m just a Gary Blair, the same type of career that Jim Foster has had. Our backgrounds are very similar, from the military on to starting at a small school to going to the BCS schools. We have plenty to still give back.” …
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Klein, Cheek on McGuff’s Ohio State women’s staff (The Associated Press)
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Foster eager to begin work at Chattanooga (The Associated Press)
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Chattanooga hires Foster as its women’s coach (The Associated Press)
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New coach wants OSU women to compete with elite (The Associated Press)
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Ohio State hires Kevin McGuff as women’s coach (The Associated Press)
