© Provided by The Columbus Dispatch Andy Teitelbaum who had been women’s rowing coach for Ohio State University suddenly left the job Tuesday after 24 years. (Photo from Ohio State Athletic Department)Andy Teitelbaum has suddenly left as head coach of the Ohio State women’s rowing program, which he helped to create and lead to championships over 24 years. A statement from the Ohio State Athletic Department released Tuesday only said that Teitelbaum would no longer serve as head coach, effective immediately. Get the news delivered to your inbox: Sign up for our BuckeyeXtra newsletter No other explanation was given about for Teitelbaum’s departure. The team was about to enter the spring season. Teitelbaum, 55, had been the only head coach of the women’s rowing program at Ohio State since its began in 1995. He could not be reached for comment. Fourth-year assistant coach Kate Sweeney, who was a former Buckeye…
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