Ohio State’s infractions case with the NCAA came to an end today after the events leading up to it had played out — at least publicly — for almost exactly one year. Here is a timeline of the Buckeyes’ trying times:
April 2, 2010: Then-Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel gets his first email from Columbus lawyer Chris Cicero informing him that quarterback Terrelle Pryor and other players were trading their team memorabilia to local tattoo-parlor owner Edward Rife in exchange for tattoos.
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