Add comment July 6th, 2008 02:45pm jimmyb
Photos courtesy of Susan Ziegler.
Block O of Life
Buckeyes in the NFL
One of three Count Down signs
College Football’s Greatest Rivalry
That’s right…Ohio State has been the most televised college football team over the past 16-years.
Weight Room
1 comment June 22nd, 2008 03:44pm Duane H
The Schedule tab is updated. I will be adding new media to the website soon , please check back often.
Add comment June 19th, 2008 11:43pm jimmyb
The wheels have been in motion for a while now. It has not been announced yet, but Henton will be transferring from Ohio State. Most likely, he will be going to Georgia Southern.
Terrelle Pryor must be feeling very smug. Within 90-days of signing his LOI with Ohio State the 2nd and 3rd team QBs have transferred.
That leaves Pryor and Joe Bauserman as the only scholarship QBs behind Todd Boeckman going into Fall practice.
1 comment June 10th, 2008 02:35am jimmyb
For those that get the Big Ten Network that will be showing numerous Ohio State sporting events that day. Including a replay of last years Michigan game, as well as the Spring game.
Here is there press release and television schedule for that day.
The day will include some of Ohio State’s best performances in 2007-08, including the football team’s victory at Michigan, the Big Ten championship matches in men’s soccer against Indiana and men’s tennis against Illinois, the women’s soccer team’s thrilling shootout victory in the Big Ten Tournament semifinal against Penn State and the volleyball team’s dramatic, come-from-behind win at Minnesota. The 2008 Spring Game also will air in its entirety.
At 9 PM ET, the Big Ten Network will present a special edition of Big Ten Tonight, the Ohio State Year in Review. The show will recap all the great Buckeye moments of the past 12 months.
In addition to the most recent triumphs, the network will also re-air two Ohio State victories from the series, Big Ten’s Greatest Games, including the 2003 Fiesta Bowl against Miami that gave the Buckeyes their most recent national championship and the down-to-the-wire men’s basketball game Indiana in 1991 when Jim Jackson scored 30 points.
The schedule also contains three episodes of campus programming produced by Ohio State , including the programs 24 OSU, Open Line featuring Gordon Gee and iMix – University Mixed Media 4.
Ohio State Day Schedule – June 16
All times Eastern
6am Big Ten Women’s Soccer Tournament Semifinal
Ohio State 2, Penn State 2 (OSU wins 5-4 on PKs) (11/9/07)
The Buckeyes knocked off the tournament’s top seed in penalty kicks.
Alex Burzynski and Carla Arbulu scored goals in regulation for Ohio State .
8am Big Ten Women’s Volleyball
Ohio State 3, Minnesota 2 (10/27/07)
The Buckeyes rallied from a two-game deficit to shock 22nd-ranked
Minnesota at Williams Arena. Danielle Meyer led the way with 20 kills.
10am The Big Ten’s Greatest Games
Men’s Basketball: Ohio State 97 vs. Indiana 95 (2/17/91)
In a game that saw 16 second-half lead changes, Ohio State ’s Jim Jackson scored
30 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and assisted on the game-winning basket in a
heart-stopping 97-95 victory.
12pm Campus Programming
24 OSU
1pm Big Ten Men’s Tennis Championships
Ohio State 4, Illinois 3 (4/27/08)
Ohio State won its third-straight Big Ten title in a tightly-contested match
against Illinois . The match came down to No. 3 singles where Steven Moneke
prevailed in three sets.
3pm Big Ten Spring Football presented by Jimmy John’s
Ohio State held its annual spring football game on April 9
5pm Big Ten’s Men’s Soccer Tournament Final
Ohio State 0, Indiana 0 (5-4 PKs) (11/11/07)
Neither Ohio State nor Indiana was able to break through during 110 minutes
of action and the Big Ten Championship was decided in penalty kicks. The Buckeyes
emerged victorious to claim their first conference title since 2000.
7pm Big Ten Football
Ohio State 14, Michigan 3 (11/17/07)
Chris Wells ran for a career-high 222 yards and a pair of touchdowns and Vernon
Gholston and the Buckeyes’ defense dominated Michigan en route to a 14-3 victory
in Ann Arbor . The Buckeyes claimed their sixth win against Michigan in seven years.
9pm Big Ten Tonight
Ohio State Year-In-Review
9:30pm Big Ten Tonight
Ohio State Year-In-Review
10pm The Big Ten’s Greatest Games
Football (2003 Fiesta Bowl): Ohio State 31, Miami 24 (2OT) (1/3/03)
In one of the best college football games of all-time, Ohio State twice overcame
bleak circumstances to outlast the Hurricanes 31-24 in double overtime. The
Buckeyes finished with an unprecedented 14-0 record and captured their first
national championship since Woody Hayes coached the team to the title in 1968.
1am Big Ten Tonight
Ohio State Year-In-Review
1:30am Big Ten Tonight
Ohio State Year-In-Review
2am Campus Programming
Open Line featuring Gordon Gee
2:30am Campus Programming
iMix – University Mixed Media 4
3am Big Ten’s Men’s Soccer
Ohio State 0, Indiana 0 (10/21/07)
The Buckeyes turned in a spectacular defensive performance holding
an explosive Indiana squad scoreless in Bloomington . Goalkeeper Casey
Latchum made seven saves, including five diving stops and a sliding kick
save in the closing seconds of the second overtime.
5am Big Ten Tonight
Ohio State Year-In-Review
5:30am Big Ten Tonight
Ohio State Year-In-Review
Add comment June 8th, 2008 10:39pm jimmyb
Great video with vintage footage of a young Jim Tressel and his father Lee.
http://www.palestra.net/videos/play/4456
