Ohio State Football: New Documents Could Mean Multiple-Year Postseason Ban

According to official Ohio State documents obtained by the Associated Press Friday afternoon, former Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel failed to do an adequate job of self-reporting NCAA violations six years before the ongoing tattoo and memorabilia scandal.
The Buckeyes’ athletic director at the time, Andy Geiger, rated Tressel “unacceptable” in terms of self-reporting rules violations in a timely matter in his evaluation of the former coach for a 2005-2006 job performance report. 
Tressel first ran afoul of the NCAA rules with Ohio State before he even coached a single game in Columbus.
On June 15, 2001, Geiger gave Tressel a letter of reprimand for giving a recruit an Ohio State jersey, which is a major violation.
This letter apparently did not get through to Tressel,…
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