Ohio State Vacates All Wins From 2010, Places Itself On 2 Year Probation

Taking some serious hits

According to the Columbus Dispatch, From here on, the 2010 Ohio State Football season no longer exists, at least in the record books. After going 12-1, the Buckeyes will vacate all wins from that season, as the university submitted its response to the NCAA today, addressing allegations that then-coach Jim Tressel lied and allowed ineligible players to compete by failing to report that they had sold OSU-issued memorabilia to a tattoo-parlor owner. While this certainly wasn't was OSU fans were hoping for, it seemed inevitable due to the NCAA giving it's final ruling of punishments for Ohio State. With the 2 year probation, and the vacating of wins, (along with the pushing of resignation of Jim Tressel) Ohio State hope to "please" the NCAA showing they are serious about setting the school straight. 


"Sources said the report also includes the revelation that the university had identified one additional football player who received discounts on tattoos and has declared him ineligible. The university has requested that the NCAA reinstate the unnamed player."