espn is suing OSU

• Writerbuckeye

  

  vball10set;829470 wrote:ignore him, society--he gets a little irritable when the window a/c breaks down in his double wide

  
  I would think with his jorts and a tee, he'd be good to go.
• Speedofsand

  

  Society - haha, sensitive much?
  Writer - I saw jorts and tees today up here in Ohio.
• dwccrew

  

  Speedofsand;829688 wrote:Society - haha, sensitive much?
  Writer - I saw jorts and tees today up here in Ohio.

  
  Well we have double wides in Ohio too.
• vball10set

  dwccrew;829751 wrote:Well we have double wides in Ohio too.

  
  LOL--that we do-especially in Lima
• Writerbuckeye

  

  Speedofsand;829688 wrote:Society - haha, sensitive much?
  Writer - I saw jorts and tees today up here in Ohio.

  
  Probably due to cultural contamination when some snow birds were in Florida, wintering.
• Big Gain

  The NCAA has everything that ESPN wants, why don't they demand the NCAA turn over the information and IF NOT then sue the NCAA???
  
  That would not be as much fun or damaging.
• thedynasty1998

  

  Big Gain;830576 wrote:The NCAA has everything that ESPN wants, why don't they demand the NCAA turn over the information and IF NOT then sue the NCAA???
  
  That would not be as much fun or damaging.

  
  I hope that's a rhetorical question, because there are several obvious reasons why.
• Y-Town Steelhound

  

  How nice of ESPN to waste my tuition and taxpayers' money...should be interesting next time Gameday comes to Columbus.
• vball10set

  Y-Town Steelhound;830743 wrote:How nice of ESPN to waste my tuition and taxpayers' money...should be interesting next time Gameday comes to Columbus.

  
  I have a feeling that might not be for a while..just sayin'
• Writerbuckeye

  

  vball10set;830789 wrote:I have a feeling that might not be for a while..just sayin'

  
  You don't think the MSU, Wisconsin or PSU games couldn't potentially be of interest if deciding the Leaders (ugh, still hate that) Division title? It would also give them a chance to talk all day long about OSU's troubles, and we know ESPiN loves to do that.
• vball10set

  Writerbuckeye;830864 wrote:You don't think the MSU, Wisconsin or PSU games couldn't potentially be of interest if deciding the Leaders (ugh, still hate that) Division title? It would also give them a chance to talk all day long about OSU's troubles, and we know ESPiN loves to do that.

  
  I would love to see it, and I don't think the problem would be with ESPN...I'm just not sure the powers-that-be at THE OSU want the exposure (negative) that may accompany it--jmo
• Writerbuckeye

  

  Honestly, if it were up to me, I'd ban Gameday from OSU for the foreseeable future.
  
  That probably wouldn't work, though, since they'd just go on air and whine and blast OSU for being petty.
  
  So, I don't see OSU stopping them from coming at any point they want to do so. The Big 10 still has a contract with ESPiN, so there will be no escaping coverage from them that will include idiot play by play and analysts saying idiot things about this whole issue. Hopefully, when that contract comes up again, Fox or someone else will win it so we can just dump ESPN altogether.
• LJ

  

  Big Gain;830576 wrote:The NCAA has everything that ESPN wants, why don't they demand the NCAA turn over the information and IF NOT then sue the NCAA???
  
  That would not be as much fun or damaging.

  
  You have no clue as to what is going on do you?
• Big Gain

  LJ;831020 wrote:You have no clue as to what is going on do you?

  Mister full of himself ugly mouthed "Moder-tator" proves to be unknowledgeable again.
  
  Ohio State calls the NCAA and tells them to come to Ohio State as soon as they find out that Tressel lies.
  Ohio State self-reports, works hand and hand with the NCAA, gives the NCAA everything and anything the NCAA asks for and more,
  The NCAA has all of and the same information Ohio State has.
  Why doesn't ESPN demand this information from the NCAA and sue them when they refuse?
  
  You're ignorant aren't you?
• enigmaax

  Big Gain;832916 wrote:Why doesn't ESPN demand this information from the NCAA and sue them when they refuse?

  
  Because the NCAA isn't bound by the same freedom of information laws as OSU? Just taking a wild guess.
• WebFire

  enigmaax;832926 wrote:Because the NCAA isn't bound by the same freedom of information laws as OSU? Just taking a wild guess.

  
  And it's not the NCAA's info to give out.
• thedynasty1998

  

  Holy fuck Big Gain is a moron.
• dwccrew

  

  thedynasty1998;832967 wrote:Holy **** Big Gain is a moron.

  
  This is common knowledge.
• lhslep134

  

  Big Gain;832916 wrote:
  You're ignorant aren't you?

  
  
• Writerbuckeye

  

  WebFire;832933 wrote:And it's not the NCAA's info to give out.

  
  Technically, IF the NCAA fell under freedom of information laws, it wouldn't matter if they generated the information or not. If you're an entity that has information and is subject to those laws, you have to turn it over, whether you generated it or not.
  
  Fact is: the NCAA is a private organization which does NOT fall under those laws, so suing them would be a waste of time and money. Reporters go for the path of least resistance, always. Most are lazy. If all it takes to get what you want is a simple written request, that's what you do, and let the pressure of the law work for you. In this case, Ohio's open records laws.
• KnightRyder

  

  Writerbuckeye;830864 wrote:You don't think the MSU, Wisconsin or PSU games couldn't potentially be of interest if deciding the Leaders (ugh, still hate that) Division title? It would also give them a chance to talk all day long about OSU's troubles, and we know ESPiN loves to do that.

  
  nobody outside of the big tens cares about those slow motion games
• KnightRyder

  

  Writerbuckeye;830948 wrote:Honestly, if it were up to me, I'd ban Gameday from OSU for the foreseeable future.
  
  That probably wouldn't work, though, since they'd just go on air and whine and blast OSU for being petty.
  
  So, I don't see OSU stopping them from coming at any point they want to do so. The Big 10 still has a contract with ESPiN, so there will be no escaping coverage from them that will include idiot play by play and analysts saying idiot things about this whole issue. Hopefully, when that contract comes up again, Fox or someone else will win it so we can just dump ESPN altogether.

  yea that should do the trick just dump espn , that should bring espn to verge of ruin. and maybe the next time the big ten signs a tv deal they can have contract language that prohibits any disparaging comments about osu so as not to upset there overly sensitive fan base
• Writerbuckeye

  

  KnightRyder;833116 wrote:yea that should do the trick just dump espn , that should bring espn to verge of ruin. and maybe the next time the big ten signs a tv deal they can have contract language that prohibits any disparaging comments about osu so as not to upset there overly sensitive fan base

  
  Nice to see you're back in stalker mode. I was beginning to think maybe you'd had a bout of mental health. Obviously, I was wrong.
• Writerbuckeye

  

  KnightRyder;833116 wrote:yea that should do the trick just dump espn , that should bring espn to verge of ruin. and maybe the next time the big ten signs a tv deal they can have contract language that prohibits any disparaging comments about osu so as not to upset there overly sensitive fan base

  
  I love when you ASS-ume so much from my postings. It further clarifies my opinion of your mental acuity (or lack thereof).
• Tiernan

  Ding Ding Ding...the word acuity has just been used on the OC (...and correctly at that!) all of our IQs just went up a point!