DE Chase Young (Nagurski, Hendricks, Bednarik, Silver Football, NFL DROY, New Orleans Saints)

[Poe McKnoe]

Looking forward to Coach Tressel’s #quiettime subtweet.

“@JimTressel5: If the NCAA asks you a question, make sure there’s not a FOIA request for something completely unrelated that could jeopardize your position. #quiettime”

 

[NugentsMyHero]

I just need to stop going to games. This year I have tix for tomorrow this happens. Last year Bosa got hurt against TCU. The year before that they got beat by Oklahoma. Then the last game before that I went to ended up being Tressels last game at the shoe. I'm sorry guys. I'll stop going to games.

 

[strohs]

If there is found to be a violation and he played in all these games will they have to be vacated?

I don't see why it would unless he was allowed to play after knowingly committing a violation. But it seems like OSU immediately locked him down and reported the potential violation, so I cant why it would have any effect on past or future wins...

 

[OregonBuckeye]

I just need to stop going to games. This year I have tix for tomorrow this happens. Last year Bosa got hurt against TCU. The year before that they got beat by Oklahoma. Then the last game before that I went to ended up being Tressels last game at the shoe. I'm sorry guys. I'll stop going to games.

Are you trying to kill the program?

 

[Onebuckfan]

I don’t know if Chase can survive sarcasm

 

[OregonBuckeye]

 

[Systems_id]

If there is found to be a violation and he played in all these games will they have to be vacated?

I doubt it. Aren't vacated wins only levied when an institution knowingly plays an ineligible player?

 

[JCOSU86]

On his deathbed I'm sure Young will say "I'm glad I took that $50 from that agent. Being the first Defensive Lineman to win the Heisman and cementing myself as one of the greatest college players ever is overrated"

 

[OhioState001]

I don't see why it would unless he was allowed to play after knowingly committing a violation. But it seems like OSU immediately locked him down and reported the potential violation, so I cant why it would have any effect on past or future wins...

Is that the NCAA standard that wins are only vacated when a school knowingly plays ineligible players? Or is that wishful thinking?

 

[JCOSU86]

I'm not sure why taking money from an agent is illegal, but GIVING money to a college player is not. No ramifications for the agent. It is unfair.

 

[JCOSU86]

Prediction: He will be suspended for 2 games but will not come back.

 

[DaBuckeyes]

I'm not sure why taking money from an agent is illegal, but GIVING money to a college player is not. No ramifications for the agent. It is unfair.

But the agents aren't members of the NCAA. Only way for them to be punished is by the NFL.

 

[Onebuckfan]

I over team not surprised at all

 

[OhioState001]

Prediction: He will be suspended for 2 games but will not come back.

I think he would come back as long as national title is still on the table.

 

[scarletmike]

Only if the NCAA gets involved - which at this point, seems unnecessary - of course, when it comes to the NCAA, all logic and reason goes right out the window.

Unfortunately the NCAA knows OSU is one of the few schools left that will go to Indy, bend over, and say "I was bad." They may not vacate wins (depending on what was known and when), but I fully expect if there's any kind of truth to this that the NCAA will gleefully hand out some kind of dumb punishment to make it look like they still have teeth because they know OSU will accept it.

Note that I'm not saying I'd rather the school be like those that tell the NCAA to fuck off, just that the NCAA knows they can levy a punishment on OSU and seem effectual.