Coach Tressel's Dirty Thirty

By Pizza Bob — July 31st, 2008 at 4:17 PM — 5 comments
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On Monday, the blog Michigan Against the World detailed the 30th Buckeye player arrest during the Tressel era. Today, the SPAWN OF MZONE celebrated this milestone.

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Posted on: August 3rd, 2008 at 8:24 PM #1
arrests
Brian Griese was arrested for public intoxication and malicious destruction of property Kelly Baraka was arrested (twice) for possession. Adrian Arrington was arrested for domestic abuse. Carson Butler was arrested for aggravated assault. Christian Richards was arrested for aggravated assault and breaking and entering. He also skipped bail and his arraignment. Mario Manningham was ticketed for possession. Adam Stenavich was arrested for drunk and disorderly. Larry Harrison was arrested for public indecency. Eugene Germany was arrested for possession. Johnny Sears was arrested for possession. James Whitley was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon when he and David Terrell (uncharged) broke into his girlfriend's apartment. Marlin Jackson was arrested for assault. Will Peterson was arrested for stealing a stripper's purse AND for assault. Ray Jackson was arrested for assault. Bennie Joppru was arrested for drunk and disorderly. Chuckie Winters was arrested for assault (this, I'll excuse - he beat up his step-father who was beating the shit out of Winters' mom) Kevin Grady was arrested for a DUI. Will Carr, Sam Sword, and Marcus Ray were arrested for using a credit card without the owner's permission. Scott Dreisbach was arrested for having a fake ID. Jason Brooks was arrested for sexual misconduct (he forced a woman to fondle him) Demetrius Smith was arrested for forging a check. Cato June and Larry Stevens pled to a misdemeanor for fighting at a coffee shop. Shante Orr was arrested for raping a 19-year-old. That's 29 arrests in the Carr era. Again, arrests. Orr was never found guilty, and I believe charges were dropped against Arrington. So yeah, lets point fingers about schools having behavioral problems.
Posted on: July 31st, 2008 at 8:17 PM #2
So???
And The Vest has owned us for the last several years. Until we start winning against the Bucknuts, I'd refrain from any trash talk.
Posted on: August 1st, 2008 at 12:35 AM #3
So because he's gained the
So because he's gained the upper hand, we don't get to criticize the Crime Boss for anything? That's an interesting approach. One thing has nothing to do with the other. Mocking their list of off-field trangressions has nothing to do with what happens on the field (except Robert Reynolds doing a pushup on Jim Sorgi's throat or Will Smith doing his Kurt Angle imitation on Chris Perry).

http://genuinelysarcastic.blogspot.com (UPDATED: 2/5)

Posted on: August 1st, 2008 at 9:09 AM #4
There's a better reason
A team that picked up 15 Fulmer Cup points last year isn't exactly a bunch of saints.  Every school is going to have assorted knuckleheads on their team, including Michigan.  That's not to say you can't hate Ohio State, just that you don't list reasons that would cause you to hate your own team if you weren't a blazing hypocrite.
Posted on: August 3rd, 2008 at 7:05 PM #5
Gotta agree
I'm not saying Tressel runs a perfectly clean program, but every big time program is going to have these kind of issues from time to time.

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