View Full Version : Did it at YSU, did it at OSU....
doublerods
06-01-2011, 09:37 AM
Is it really that shocking history repeats itself? The vest needs to hit up ashland or findlay then a d3 school...might as well tarnish a college in ohio at every level...
Big Mac
06-01-2011, 09:39 AM
Funny you mention Ashland. Think he would be a perfect fit there and could replace Lee Owens...Now that they have the new facilities that they never wanted to give previous HCs and staffs, maybe they can stab the current regime in the back too and hire Tress.
doublerods
06-01-2011, 09:44 AM
Hahahaha. Dont want to change subject of thread but man o man did the previous coaches at ashland get SCREWED
Eric Frantz
06-01-2011, 11:35 AM
In all seriousness, I would be shocked if Tressel coaches again. That being said, if he does, I would not be shocked if it was at a smaller school like an Ashland...
Eric Frantz
06-01-2011, 11:35 AM
Hahahaha. Dont want to change subject of thread but man o man did the previous coaches at ashland get SCREWED
And yes they did...
scgroup
06-01-2011, 09:02 PM
Exactly what I expected from a coaches forum. You got to love coaches who bash other coaches! This is our ESPN mentality. Everyone has all the answers now days. I think that issues that develop in high school are way more complex than the public perceives! Imagine the magnitude of issues at Ohio State. Before you are too quick to judge, remember what goes around comes around! Unless you have been in a jam before as a head coach, you have no idea what it is like when people you work with and for betray you. Now days anything is possible when people want to take you down. I bet all the coaches on here have never made an error in judgment?
devilone
06-01-2011, 09:41 PM
I think everybody needs to go back and read the article about YSU. Tressel was cleared by the NCAA. The school, because of Ray Issac and Mickey Monus was sanctioned. Ray Issac testified that Tressel told him to just tell the truth in the Monus trial. Sorry if an articles only sources are 2 Jailbirds who got caught doing sh#t they shouldn't have been doing. I think Tressel resigning at OSU ends up being the right thing to do for his offenses at OSU. As far as YSU it was never proven that he did anything wrong and people need to recognize that before lumping what happened at OSU and YSU together.
doublerods
06-01-2011, 09:42 PM
Uh oh, here cone the fans....
devilone
06-01-2011, 09:44 PM
Not The Fans. The Facts! Get It Right Or Shut Your Mouth !
doublerods
06-01-2011, 09:49 PM
So your saying these 2 situations aren't similair? I do know this, qb at ysu lived by another set of rules the team did as does(did) Terrell Pryor. Those are the only facts i need to know.
devilone
06-01-2011, 10:02 PM
It says coach under your screenname. Do you coach high school football? Just curious?
devilone
06-01-2011, 10:37 PM
So your saying these 2 situations aren't similair? I do know this, qb at ysu lived by another set of rules the team did as does(did) Terrell Pryor. Those are the only facts i need to know.
If you do coach high school football let me ask you question. Do you know who pays the bill for your starting QB's car? Did you ever ask? Do you just assume its his parents. What if its not?:confused:
scgroup
06-02-2011, 06:28 AM
I've found myself in a couple of jams over the years because I was the last to find out what apparently every other player knew. Legal issues and people assuming that the Coach knows everything are dangerous. Fortunately I had some stand up people put their necks on the line to defend me. Very serious and uncomfortable to be accused of things that can affect your reputation and family forever. I wouldn't wish this on any coach. If you coach long enough you may find yourself in this very position. Just when you think you have all the bases covered a new situation comes up that can catch you totally off guard. You do what you think is right in your best judgement but when attourneys and money get involved it takes on a life of its own. In this case even the President and AD didn't understand how far this would go or they would never have said the things they said. So, I don't know how you became so wise? Maybe you should apply for the Ohio State job! You seem to have it all together Doublerods!uccess you have the more chance you will be in this situation at least once!
doublerods
06-02-2011, 07:14 AM
How do you have bases covered when you check the "no issues" box on ncaa compliance form when you actually know there are issues? Take the scarlet colored glasses off, d o u c h e bags.
Junior
06-02-2011, 08:23 AM
If you do coach high school football let me ask you question. Do you know who pays the bill for your starting QB's car? Did you ever ask? Do you just assume its his parents. What if its not?:confused:
i hope you are not a coach anywhere cause you are an issue, as a coach you should know and understand the players you need to concern yourself with and those that have parents/guardians there to help with the load, if you want to coach to get a title and do x's and o's your place is in the pro's (but would bet you could not handle the work load), quit defending your idol and accept the FACT that he is in charge, he chose those players (probably because he thought he could help them be better men), he must live with their actions, this is how managing people works, if you want to wash your hands when subordinates make a mistake how can you call yourself a leader?
phaywo
06-02-2011, 10:00 AM
At the end of the day it is all about winning and money. These coaches have so much pressure on them. You have the administration demanding wins, fans, and recruits. Hell, these coaches get bonuses for wins! Their tenure is all about how many wins and losses that they have. Only when crap hits the fan, then integrity comes into play. Tressel lied because he wanted to win! Nobody likes to lose. Hell, the media will call for your head if you lose too many games. Look at John Cooper. He had a winning record, but he couldn't beat Michigan. Um, where is he? We are such hypocrites.
scgroup
06-02-2011, 10:07 AM
Doublerods you are hypocrite!
doublerods
06-02-2011, 10:25 AM
So now we are resorting to name calling? Ellaborate.
doublerods
06-02-2011, 10:37 AM
Phaywo, you asked where john cooper is...Uh go to south bend and you'll find him in the college football HALL OF FAME.
I dont claim to be all knowing, i just speak on my own personal experiences but comments are made about "they have pressure to win from fans, admin, etc"....interesting because that is the same expectations throughout the state at the HIGH SCHOOL level here. Still wondering where me being a hypocrite came from but confused on how that big bad "pressure" makes u check "no" on a ncaa compliance questionnaire OR pick up the phone, call a huge booster and suggest getting qb a job.
Junior
06-02-2011, 10:48 AM
We are such hypocrites.
do not lump me with you, to me winning comes when you get the student athletes to be together and sacrifice, the winning takes care of itself, tressel did not need TP, he CHOSE to recruit this young man after there were signs he had some questionable character, chisik rolled dice and won tressel rolled dice and got fired
devilone
06-02-2011, 06:22 PM
i hope you are not a coach anywhere cause you are an issue, as a coach you should know and understand the players you need to concern yourself with and those that have parents/guardians there to help with the load, if you want to coach to get a title and do x's and o's your place is in the pro's (but would bet you could not handle the work load), quit defending your idol and accept the FACT that he is in charge, he chose those players (probably because he thought he could help them be better men), he must live with their actions, this is how managing people works, if you want to wash your hands when subordinates make a mistake how can you call yourself a leader?
In High School you may have 50 kids on a team and know the majority of there parents so it easy to keep track. You do realize that counting active players, red-shirts and grey-shirts thats a total of nearly 175 players Tressel would have had to keep track of. If you look at my post I didn't give Tressel a pass for the mistakes at OSU, my comments were for what went on at YSU.
doublerods
06-02-2011, 08:01 PM
Please start new thread titled "excuses for tressel to use"
doublerods
06-02-2011, 08:02 PM
Btw... we have 210 students in our football program rt now
devilone
06-02-2011, 08:31 PM
No excuse for what tressel did at OSU. Just told you to get your facts straight about what happened at YSU. You did not. And adding up your 7th grade 8th grade freshmen and jvs along with varsity players makes you look stupid. You don't seriously expect anyone on this thread to believe that you coach on all those levels. Thats the difference between guys like you and guys like me. I tell you to get your facts straight and you blur the issue with even more nonsense. I'm starting to believe I may be arguing with an equipment manager.
doublerods
06-02-2011, 08:40 PM
HHahahaha. Ok...in all seriousness we turned in 210 during our spring grades 9-11...doesn't really bother me wether u believe me or not
doublerods
06-02-2011, 08:56 PM
Hey devil, to pile on your comment we have an A & B team for 7th, 8th grade AND freshman, a soph team, a jv team and a varsity team...
devilone
06-02-2011, 09:10 PM
That' s a lot of jocks to wash. You must be exhausted. I'll stop teasing you before you lose your cool. I wouldn't want it to effect your job performance as 7th grade B-team equipment manager.
doublerods
06-02-2011, 09:14 PM
Got me. Good surrender.
devilone
06-02-2011, 09:22 PM
Nice language over the net. Face to face though I'd take your heart.
Junior
06-02-2011, 09:43 PM
Nice language over the net. Face to face though I'd take your heart.
ummmmm don't you have to be 18 to be able to get into this thread
devilone
06-02-2011, 10:20 PM
Funny how you always seem to pop up whenever D-RODS in a discussion. You both have the same locations at 352 Union ST. Thats very interesting.
roundtown61
06-03-2011, 04:04 PM
You do have options whether to become a coach or not
Can you imagine being the head coach OSU.
The money is great, but they, the fans,the AD, the alumni
own your soul.
doublerods
06-03-2011, 05:03 PM
trust me devil, i'm not junior.
totally agree with you r.t.
huge trade off for fortune, throw that on top of the normal "pressures" of an HC. our society is based on a what-you-done-for-me-lately mentality and wins=job security (unless you lock an injured son of espn anchor in a closet).
devilone
06-03-2011, 06:44 PM
You do have options whether to become a coach or not
Can you imagine being the head coach OSU.
The money is great, but they, the fans,the AD, the alumni
own your soul.
Great thought. Really makes you wonder if its all worth it.
Junior
06-05-2011, 08:59 PM
In High School you may have 50 kids on a team and know the majority of there parents so it easy to keep track. You do realize that counting active players, red-shirts and grey-shirts thats a total of nearly 175 players Tressel would have had to keep track of. If you look at my post I didn't give Tressel a pass for the mistakes at OSU, my comments were for what went on at YSU.
you generalized making it sound as if a college coach cannot know his team, that is not the issue (even though they can, a college staff is 10 guys min. each guy takes position can patrol easy), the issue is tressel lied, and as for for knowing parents, i do nor know where you coach, my our parents aren't always around, and some do not want to be bothered
devilone
06-05-2011, 09:20 PM
I understand where your coming from as far as high school coaching goes. You know your kids and families better. What I'm saying is there is to much going on responsibility wise for college coaches to babysit these guys everyday. You can't possibly know with players living off campus who's paying the bills nor do they have to tell you if asked. There's alot of privacy issues that come into play. As far as generalizing anything the same can be said of your statements. What works for you and what experiences you've had are yours and yours alone.
Junior
06-12-2011, 04:36 PM
devil all staffs (even small d3 ones) have young coaches that make their way by making sure athletes get to class, etc...
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