Ncaa Resumes Hearings On Osu Allegations ; Participants More Tight-Lipped Than at Last Hearing

Dayton Daily News › February 06, 2006

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CHICAGO -- Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel had the shortest stay. Almost everyone else in the large OSU contingent, as well as those representing Wright State, were in for a long day.

Friday, inside Ballroom 2 at the Marriott O'Hare, the NCAA's Committee on Infractions continued its hearing on recruiting and other violations allegedly committed by Ohio State, most of them traced to former basketball coach Jim O'Brien and his then assistant Paul Biancardi, both at the center of the hearing.

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Ncaa Resumes Hearings On Osu Allegations ; Participants More Tight-Lipped Than at Last Hearing

O'Brien was long ago fired by OSU because of the allegations, and Biancardi is now head coach at Wrigh...

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