When
OSU goes 9-2 (or better) next year with an improved o-line and an arsenal of talented young backs that will be here for 2-3 years (Haw, Pittman, Wells, Stewart?) no one will complain about Tressel ball. But Bollman has to go, and I think Tressel might make that call if he is already letting the other coach work with the line to some extent. He's smarter than any of us in terms of coaching. Or, what if Bollman does contribute some good things other coaches do not, but the other coach (I can't remember who this board said had "taken over") can fill in Bollman's holes to make a good complement? Maybe that's the best option. It's kinda hard for us to conjecture the best strategy based on rumors, quotes and limited understanding of the dynamics of the coaches and their abilities.