NCAA NOTICE OF ALLEGATIONS: OSU COACH TRESSEL WAS DISHONEST

Jim Tressel (The Buckeye Times/D.Dunkle)

COLUMBUS — Ohio State released a copy of its "notice of allegations" (issued by the NCAA) to the public on Monday, adding more fuel to the firestorm which has surrounded the Buckeyes football program in recent months.

The fourth page of the "notice" accuses Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel of dishonesty, stating that he "failed to deport himself in accordance with the honesty and integrity normally associated with the conduct and administration of intercollegiate athletics as required by NCAA legislation and violated ethical-conduct legislation when he failed to report information concerning violations of NCAA legislation and permitted football student-athletes to participate in intercollegiate athletics competition while ineligible."

OHIO STATE RELEASES NCAA'S NOTICE OF FOOTBALL ALLEGATIONS MONDAY

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COLUMBUS — Ohio State released the NCAA's notice of allegations on Monday, involving the Buckeyes football team.

To read complete notice, click here.

OHIO STATE FRESHMAN BRAXTON MILLER LEADS SCARLET TO VICTORY

Ohio State freshman quarterback Braxton Miller (5) runs the football during Saturday's spring game at Ohio Stadium. (AP Photo/Terry Gilliam)

COLUMBUS — Although it is still very early in the process, Ohio State true-freshman quarterback Braxton Miller may have moved ahead of the competition in the battle for Terrelle Pryor's replacement under center.

The young signal caller displayed during Saturday's spring game at Ohio Stadium why he is the crown jewel of the 2011 recruiting class, showing poise, a strong arm and great escape-ability in the Scarlet's 59-27 win over the Gray. The freshman from Huber Heights (OH) finished Saturday's scrimmage 7-of-12 in the air for 73 yards and a touchdown. He also added 19 yards rushing on four carries.

INFORMATION ON SATURDAY'S OHIO STATE SPRING FOOTBALL GAME

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Listed below is a press release sent to The Buckeye Times on Tuesday by Ohio State SID Shelly Poe regarding Saturday's spring football game ...

COLUMBUS — The Jesse Owens Spring Game honoring America's finest is this Saturday as the Ohio State football team holds its annual spring scrimmage, presented by Nationwide, at Ohio Stadium. The football action will be in an offense-vs.-defense format, with both units battling for the right to wear the scarlet jerseys for August practice.

TRESSEL: PRYOR IS NOT A TIGHT END; NO LEADER IN SPRING QB DERBY

Terrelle Pryor (The Buckeye Times/Darla Dunkle-Hudnell)

COLUMBUS — Could Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor actually be a better prospect as a tight end in the National Football League?

According to ESPN draft guru Mel Kiper Jr., tight end — and not quarterback — is where he projects Pryor to have the most success at the next level, stating last week that "I have thought all along that (Pryor) was a tight end."

Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel said Wednesday that those people whose opinions actually matter, think otherwise.

BUCKEYES 2013, 2014 CONFERENCE FOOTBALL SCHEDULES RELEASED

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COLUMBUS — Below is a press release sent to The Buckeye Times by the Ohio State University on Wednesday ...

"The Big Ten Conference announced its 2013 and 2014 conference football schedules today. Ohio State, a member of the Leaders division, will play four home and four away league contests in each of those seasons.