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Three days till kick off. Anyone know the spread for saturday?
JT Presser video: http://scoutingoh.com/Bucknuts_Jim_Tressel_Camp.htm
JT Presser Transcript: http://www.bucknuts.com/news/story.php?article=1556
I thought this was a great answer:
JT Presser video: http://scoutingoh.com/Bucknuts_Jim_Tressel_Camp.htm
JT Presser Transcript: http://www.bucknuts.com/news/story.php?article=1556
I thought this was a great answer:
REPORTER: Michigan charges $50 or $10 less than -- for Michigan or when Michigan plays Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan State, they charge $60. They charge less for lesser opponents such as I-AA, they’re playing Appalachia State. Do you think that’s fair tore a fan that they should pay the same for a I-AA opponent as they would for a premiere opponent coming in.
COACH TRESSEL: Do I think it’s fair? Yeah, I think it’s fair. I’ve been to a couple concerts and things like that and our tickets are very reasonable. I was out in Vegas to speak at a Nike clinic and Ellen and I went to see Celine Dion, I don’t know, or whatever, and it was like $200. You can go to three Ohio State games. And I knew the words to the song. At least when you go to the game you don’t know what’s going to happen, so do I think it’s a problem? No. And remember this about Ohio State football, it’s about the band. It’s about the pageantry, it’s about the tailgating. If we’re silly enough to think it’s just about us, then we’re a little bit short-sighted. So I guess the answer to the question is, no, I don’t think it’s unfair.