#1. A said he wanted to make sure that the players wouldn't "skirt the consequences" by playing in the Sugar Bowl, then declaring for the NFL draft and avoiding any punishment. "We told them they would have to make the decision on the NFL prior to leaving for the bowl game," A said at his first Sugar Bowl news conference. "It wouldn't be fair to not face the consequences down the road."
#2. The B indicated in its announcement that it did not suspend the players for the bowl game because it does not believe the players knew they were committing an infraction and because Ohio State did not gain a competitive advantage from the infractions.
#3. At a March 8 press conference to announce Tressel's suspension, when asked about Tressel's job security, C replied, "I just hope he doesn't dismiss me."
#4. Based on D investigation we are confidant these infractions are limited to this event (Dated Dec 28, 2010).
#5. E announced through his attorney Tuesday that he would not play for the Buckeyes this upcoming season. He had already been suspended through September for breaking NCAA rules by accepting improper benefits from the owner of a tattoo parlor.
#6. After meeting with university officials, we agreed that it is in the best interest of Ohio State that F resign as head football coach.
#7. "No one liked the way the season ended and G didn't want his collegiate career to end like that,'' Drew said. "He didn't play in the Big 12 tournament or a postseason tournament.''
A- OSU Coach Jim Tressel
A- OSU Coach Jim Tressel
B- The NCAA
C- OSU AD Gee
D-Ohio State Compliance Department
E- OSU quarterback Terrelle Pryor
F- Ex-OSU Coach Jim Tressel
G- Perry Jones III on returning to Baylor