... the 2011 season almost under way, there were more questions than answers as the Ohio State Buckeyes scrambled to solve a couple off-season bombshells that left several holes in their football program.

Ohio State tried to do damage control by imposing team penalties, but the NCAA will definitely come down with harsher penalties fairly soon.

First, Terrelle Pryor and several other OSU players received improper benefits, which will surely cost the Buckeyes big once the NCAA sanctions are put in place.

Second, Jim Tressel tried to cover up the scandal by lying to his superiors and to the NCAA by omitting the problem. Tressel was exposed and forced to step...

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