Jim Tressel's Milestone

Ohio State head football coach Jim Tressel notched his 99th win last Saturday against Illinois. That means that Ohio State's next victory (lookin' at you, Indiana) will make The Senator only the 3rd coach in Buckeye history to reach the 100 win milestone, joining Woody Hayes and John Cooper as the only other members of that club. Tressel has his fans and detractors, but nobody can say he has not been successful during his tenure. Whether you are in love with Tressel-ball (as I am) or you cringe when you see the "Run, Run, Pass" offense that is so often employed by Ohio State, Jim Tressel is approaching legendary status as an Ohio State coach, and I think it is time to take a look back on his career and some of his accomplishments, and to show some appreciation for the man that reminded us what it is like to beat Michigan.

Georgia Domination

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Both teams from the get go struggled early to get their team clicking, and special teams was all first half. Then in the second half, Georgia started rolling in rout to a 44-20 victory that gave the SEC their first bowl win of the season. I happend to watch some of the game and every time, it seemed like Texas A&M's Johnson was either throwing or running for big yardage or a first down, and he had 2 of A&M's touchdowns, the other going to Christine Michael. The real playmakers came for Georgia, in Joe Cox and Caleb King, both who had 2 TD's in the win. This didn't come as a real shock, but it does put a damper on the 20th win, as we also have now, 10 losses.