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Urban hire Urban Meyer accepts OSU’s offer for 6-year, $24M contract

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It took a year of reflection, days of contemplation and prayer with his family, but Urban Meyer was finally introduced Monday as the new head coach of Ohio State football team.

Athletic director Gene Smith introduced Meyer, the 24th head coach in the history of OSU football, at the Fawcett Center on OSU’s campus Monday night after extending an offer to the former Florida coach and ESPN analyst. Meyer accepted the job Monday morning.

“I am deeply honored and humbled that Dr. (E. Gordon) Gee, the trustees and Gene Smith have selected (me) to lead the Ohio State football program,” Meyer said.

“If it was but for the coaching position at the Ohio State University, I would not have coached this coming year.”

Smith had praise for the athletic department’s newest hire, saying, “Meyer is without a doubt one of the premier leaders in football.” “(Meyer’s leadership) is represented in his record, but also in him as a man. He gets it. This is the right time for Urban Meyer to lead our football program,” Smith said.

“We’re blessed to have him as our football coach.”

A release from the OSU athletic department sent prior to the Monday press conference said Meyer, who was first contacted about the coaching position by Smith at OSU on Nov. 20, will make $4 million annually for six seasons.

Meyer comes to OSU as it awaits a final ruling from the NCAA on its rules infractions.

The Buckeyes’ new coach said he did his research before agreeing to terms with the university.

“I think that’s where the faith and trust has to come in,” he said. “I have faith in (Smith) and (Gee) and knew that that conversation was had. I asked the same question you did. ‘Is there anything behind

The Contract

• 6-year, $24 million contract • $4 million a year base salary • if Meyer stays on staff through certain points in time, he will receive scheduled bonuses.

• Jan. 31, 2014 - $400,000 • Jan. 31, 2016 - $750,000 • Jan. 31, 2018 - $1.2 million • incentives for certain coaching ‘milestones’

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1986-1987 • Assistant coach at Ohio State • Coached under Earle Bruce

2001-2002

2003-2004

• Head coach at Bowling Green • Mid-American Conference Coach of the Year • 17-6 record overall at BGSU

2005-2010

• Head coach at University of Utah • Mountain West Conference Coach of the Year • 22-2 record at Utah including 12-0 season in 2004 • BCS victory over Pittsburgh in the Fiesta Bowl

2011

• Head coach at University of Florida • Won two National Championships, one over Ohio State • Amassed a record of 65-15

• Took a leave of absence from coaching • Worked as analyst at ESPN

Students pitch ‘Tent Town’ in anticipation of Duke game MichaeL peRiaTT Asst. sports editor periatt.1@osu.edu

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Three tents were pitched outside of the schottenstein center in columbus, ohio, on Monday afternoon. about 11 students camped outside since sunday to be first in line for the osu men’s basketball game Tuesday night.

The No. 2-ranked Ohio State men’s basketball team is set to take on No. 3-ranked Duke Tuesday night, and some students are already camping out to make sure they get a front row seat.

As of Monday night, there were five tents pitched outside the Schottenstein Center to save their spots in line for the 9:30 p.m. matchup.

The campers call their community “Thad’s Tent Town” after head basketball coach Thad Matta and some of its residents have been camping out since Sunday night.

Taylor Cooper, a second-year in business marketing, is in the tent that’s first in line and said he’s been camping out since 5 p.m. Sunday.

“We’re just trying to make a statement that we’re turning into a basketball school, just like anybody else, like Duke,” Cooper said.

This isn’t the first time students have camped out for a basketball game, but Chris Nance, event services manager at the Schottenstein Center, said it’s definitely the earliest he can remember.

“I started as a student here back in 2005 and (last year’s) Wisconsin game was the earliest before this,” Nance said. “We had people the night before for the Wisconsin game, but I think having them Sunday night is pretty sweet.”

The weather hasn’t been cooperating for the dedicated fans. Rain has been coming down at a fairly steady rate, but the campers are making the most of their experience. They’ve insulated their tents from the rain and even have a series of extension cords to give them power.

“It’s not that bad,” said Kaleigh Patrick, a fifthyear in financial planning. “The tent’s waterproof.

We got a tarp in it so the water doesn’t come in too much.”

But Patrick has done more than brave the elements, she is also battling her own health. Patrick said she has the stomach flu, but heard people were waiting in line so hustled over to grab her spot in line.

“I’ve been in my sleeping bag, with two blankets on me like huddled up trying to take some naps,” she said. “I’m trying to do some homework, but I can’t really do it.”

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campus The Lantern asks: What do you think about Urban Meyer coming to OSU? “I think we’re going to see a really different offense, he’s going to bring in a spread offense and I think with Braxton Miller next year we can be really good so I’m excited.”

Katie Lucius second-year in history

“I think he’ll bring the spread offense to OSU and with his experience he’ll be able to coach the players really well, I mean, he coached Tim Tebow.”

Alyssa Dombrowski third-year in strategic communications

“I think he can have cult-like following just like Tressel.

[Meyer] is young, he’s really charismatic, and he has the potential to do really great things here.”

Mia Power

“I think [Urban Meyer] is a great fit. He is an Ohio guy, his dream job was Ohio State.”

“I hope Meyer’s fashion statement is a ring on every finger, rather than a sweater vest.”

Ethan Rutman third-year in logistics

“I think Braxton Miller is going to be a lot better with Urban Meyer, so I’m really excited about next year now.”

second-year in microbiology

Joyce Hung first-year in film studies Credit: Danielle Seamon, David Gerad and William Hessler Chris Poche / Design editor

“I’m pretty excited, I didn’t really like Urban Meyer when he was with Florida because he beat us but I’m really excited now.”

Adam Foltz third-year in psychology

Jon Harlan third-year in finance

“Everyone will be expecting a National Championship soon but with the pending sanctions it could be tough. This team is underrated and is better than the credit they get.”

Kyle Becker second-year in exploration

Students face off between Twitter, Facebook Alli Murphy Lantern reporter murphy.840@osu.edu In the age of social networking sites, the debate about Facebook versus Twitter continues.

Both websites have recently redesigned some aspects of their pages.

Facebook added a “ticker” to the right of the newsfeed in September. The ticker shows real-time activity of the user’s friends.

Twitter replaced the “mentions” and “retweet” categories at the top of the subscriber’s news feed with “@username” and “Activity” options. Activity allows users to “view favorites, follows, retweets and more” and @username allows them to “view your mentions, tweets that were retweeted and more,” according to Twitter.com.

Despite these new options, students still have strong preferences when it comes to social networking.

Brian Bourke, a second-year in accounting, said he uses Facebook more than Twitter because the site has more options.

“It’s easier to connect with people. There’s a lot more suggestions of people you should meet,” he said.

“Twitter hasn’t been around as long.”

Bourke said he appreciates that Facebook helps

him keep track of important dates, such as his mom’s birthday.

Cory Warmouth, a second-year in marketing, also prefers Facebook.

He said he thinks one can have a stronger connection to friends on Facebook than on Twitter.

“You can comment on people’s thoughts, unlike Twitter tweets,” he said. “You can have group discussions and chats while you’re on Facebook.”

Matt Ede, a second-year in business administration, said he uses his Facebook account frequently but does not yet have a Twitter account.

“I don’t understand the tweet thing, but I would love to get on the same page as everyone else,” he said.

Other students have made a switch from Facebook to Twitter and prefer the newer social media site.

Alexa Norberg, a second-year in social work, said she is on Twitter one to two hours daily.

“I like that you can retweet people and I feel like it’s more intimate with your friends,” she said.

Norberg said she likes that Twitter hosts multiple comedic accounts aimed at a college-aged demographic.

Stu Hood, an infrastructure engineer at Twitter, said in an email that one of the benefits to having a Twitter account is so users can follow accounts that best relate to them.

“Personally, I think that this fine-grained, highly

tuned news-source selection is the best reason for a person to maintain a Twitter account,” he said in the email. “Checking your Twitter timeline or setting up SMS/device alerts for some accounts can keep you aware of the most important things happening.”

Hood said in the email that Twitter hopes to make improvements to increase the ease of which users can find accounts that could interest them.

“In particular, Twitter becomes much more engaging once you’re following a relevant hand full of accounts, so we want to make it easier for new users to get off to a running start,” he said.

More users choose to follow others, but many do decide to produce some content, Hood said in the email.

On The Facebook Blog, Samuel Lessin, a product manager at Facebook, posted about the evolution of the profile, as it relates to Facebook.

“Since the beginning of Facebook, your profile has been the place where you tell your story,” Lessin wrote.

“With (the introduction of) timeline, now you have a home for all the great stories you’ve already shared.”

Warmouth said he appreciates the posting structure of Twitter.

“I can say whatever I want,” he said. “You don’t have to worry about people commenting on it like ‘man, you’re an idiot.’”

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Damage from the September 2010 tornado that tore through the Ohio State Wooster campus.

$13.8M to revive Wooster Rebecca Auck and Lindsey Fox For the Lantern and Asst. multimedia editor auck.17@osu.edu and fox.542@osu.edu A tornado that ripped through the Ohio State Wooster campus more than a year ago caused major damage to several buildings in the area, racking up a $13.8 million repair project.

The most severe damage was to two of the campus’ main administrative buildings: the agricultural engineering building and research operations.

“An amazing amount of work has been done up on the campus in the past 12 or 13 months since the tornado,” said Mary Lynn Readey, associate vice president of facilities operations and development.

Tori Flott, a student at the Wooster campus, was standing outside her college apartment in September 2010 when she looked up at the sky and noticed it turning shades of black and felt the wind starting to pick up. Flott realized that a tornado was heading directly toward the college campus where she stood.

“I was standing outside my apartment on Ruby Court when we heard the tornado siren go off,” Flott said. “The tornado was coming straight at us, but then it did a 90 degree turn and went into the arboretum.”

The Secrest Arboretum at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center was the building that sustained the most damage.

“Depending on the way you count different things, we have had nearly 80 structures or buildings that have had repair work, renovation work or replacement work,” Readey said. “A tremendous amount of work has been done.”

Readey said that some buildings were unusable because of the severe damage that had been done.

The $13.8 million project will replace the agricultural engineering building. It will include offices, administrative support area and labs and will support the campus priority of providing modern research laboratories according to board of trustees documents.

“This project is a replacement of one of the buildings that was severely damaged in the tornado.

What is left of the old building will come down and a new research building will be put in its place,” Readey said.

According to ATI Housing Director Ashley Brightbill, the tornado flattened one of the OARDC’s greenhouses and severely damaged others.

“There was a lot of damage at first, and the extent of the damage was unknown for a while. At least no one was severely hurt,” Brightbill said.

Caleb Wright, a Resident Advisor for ATI last year, was driving down the road when the tornado hit.

Wright said he still remembers what he was thinking as debris was flying across the road.

“Someone, somewhere has to be watching out for me,” Wright said.

David Benfield is the associate director of the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center.

He said the new replacement would give students a new state-of-the-art facility that will allow them to work with the resources and research of today’s bio-diversity industry.

“One difference will be in the bio-processing area,” Benfield said. “The new facility will have a large open space with high ceilings for students to bring in larger production type equipment to conduct research they would not have been able to do in the old building.”

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Fickell will door No. 2? No. 3? No. 4? I feel very confident and I have great trust that there’s not.”

After leaving Florida in 2010 due to health concerns, Meyer said he was in good health and fit to fulfill his new contract.

“Health-wise, I feel great,” Meyer said. “I feel fantastic. I took that opportunity (after leaving Florida) to do two things. First of all, I wanted to get my health.”

Meyer said he was unsure about returning to college football but is glad to have made his return in Columbus.

“Our objective is simple — to make the state of Ohio proud,” Meyer said. “Our goal is to win Big Ten championships.”

Meyer began his coaching career at OSU as a graduate assistant in 1987 as the Buckeyes’ tight end coach before moving to wide receiver coach the following season. Meyer then spent the next 13 seasons at Illinois State, Colorado State and Notre Dame. Then came Meyer’s first crack at head coaching, when he took the reigns at Bowling Green and went 17-6 in two seasons with the Falcons.

Meyer didn’t stop there, and now brings a winning pedigree and a history of developing players to Ohio Stadium.

In 10 seasons as an NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision coach at Bowling Green, Utah and Florida, the Ohio native compiled an overall record of 104-23 and a 7-1 record in bowl games. Meyer’s bowl triumphs included two national championships and a 4-0 record in Bowl Championship Series games.

Meyer also coached seven consensus All-Americans in six seasons at Florida.

The announcement of Meyer’s hire comes just days after OSU’s 40-34 loss to Michigan, which also served as the final regular season game in which current head coach Luke Fickell would lead the Buckeyes.

The athletic department release said that Fickell, the seventh one-year coach in OSU football history, will coach the team should it receive a postseason bowl bid. Fickell will also remain on Meyer’s coaching staff, according to the release.

Meyer said that Fickell will “play a significant role with a significant title” on the staff that is to be assembled. Meyer also described a meeting he and his wife, Shelley, had as they courted Fickell and his wife, Amy, to rejoin the coaching staff next year.

“I have great respect for (Fickell),” Meyer said.

“He’s a man’s man. He’s everything you want for an Ohio State former player. (My wife) and I prayed on it. We took our time and there’s no doubt that we wanted (Fickell) to be a part of this team. He shook my hand … it was a very good moment for Ohio State.”

Smith took the opportunity to thank Fickell publicly. “(Fickell) and this staff took on an unbelievable challenge to lead this football program through this particular year at this particular time,” Smith said.

“He was the right leader for that time … and I think we all saw that on the field of play.”

Fickell led OSU to a 6-6 record and a 3-5 mark in Big Ten play and is the first one-season coach in the modern era of Buckeyes football. Paul Bixler, the most recent OSU coach to serve for a period of one season, led the Buckeyes to a 4-3-2 record during the 1946 season.

Other one-year head coaches in OSU football history include Charles Hickey (1896), David Edwards (1897), Howard Jones (1910), Harry Vaughn (1911) and John Richards (1912). Fickell’s six regular-season wins tie him with Jones and Richards for the most wins among one-season head coaches.

After Fickell completes his stay as head coach after a possible OSU bowl game, Meyer will be running the show at the 'Shoe.

“It’s great to be home,” Meyer said. “I chose to pack up and move the most precious things in my life — my family — and came here. It’s great to be home.”

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“I didn’t expect it,” Cooper said of being fed. “I was about to go get Donatos when they brought Donatos out. It was a pretty nice little treat.”

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Some people have neglected going to class at all to keep their spot, but other groups have a rotation that allows them to attend class while still preserving their sacred space.

Jeremy Dean, a fifth-year in sports management and first-year grad student, has five people staying in his tent and said going to class hasn’t been a problem.

“There’s three other people at class right now,” Dean said. “We’re coming and going.”

Matta and the other coaches haven’t formally visited the members of his “Tent Town” yet, but apparently they know the fans are there.

“They’re poking their heads out” Nance said.

“The buzz is going around the Schott already.

People are excited about it.”

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December 2014 is the goal for the building to be completed.

Benfield said the biggest cost was that of lost work.

“While it is easier to put a price tag on damaged buildings, the cost of student’s destroyed research materials is the most difficult to calculate and very devastating. It is something you never want to go through,” Benfield said.

Wright still likes to take time to go and check in on the Arboretum.

“All of the trees that were lost, it’s sad … a big part of history was lost that day,” Wright said.

“Keeping an eye on the renovations is interesting — just to see how they are going to build the arboretum back up.”

Benfield said the goal now is in the vision of looking forward.

“The best part is the strategic planning and

opportunity to build a new, exciting facility that better meets the needs of the program,” Benfield said. “It will be compelling to see how it impacts research in the future.”

Brooke Beam, a fourth-year in agricultural communication, said agriculture impacts everything in our lives, and having research facilities that can help make advancements in the industry will be a great asset.

“The university has been very good in working with us to get the new building in a timely manner,” Benfield said. “We hope we can hit our target date of December 2014, so we can relocate to the new facility.”

Flott said if anything, this experience has made her more aware of her surroundings.

“I haven’t had to deal with another tornado siren since then,” Flott said. “I’m sure when I do have to I will be more aware of my surroundings and know where the tornado shelters are.”

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Damage from the September 2010 tornado that tore through the Ohio State Wooster campus.

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New OSU head coach Urban Meyer speaks to the media on the night of his introduction Nov. 28, 2011. Meyer said recruiting would be one of his primary concerns until he takes control of the team after the Buckeyes’ possible bowl game.

Meyer off and running on recruiting trail Alex Antonetz Arts editor antonetz.3@osu.edu Now that Urban Meyer has been confirmed as Ohio State’s next head football coach, he’ll turn his attention to the recruiting trail.

Meyer will take the reigns on a 2012 recruiting class currently ranked No. 14 by Scout.com and not ranked in the top 25 by ESPN. The class is led by five-star defensive end Adolphus Washington and five-star running back Bri’onte Dunn.

Meyer made it known during his introductory press conference Monday that he was going to put a heavy focus on recruiting, even saying he was looking forward to recruiting the state of Ohio and making calls to recruits soon after the press conference was over.

“I can’t wait to get back involved in that,” he said.

Meyer, who was called an “outstanding recruiter”

by OSU athletic director Gene Smith in Monday’s press conference, has a history of raking in highly ranked recruiting classes.

Meyer’s recruiting classes from 2005-2010 at Florida were ranked No. 15, No. 2, No, 1, No. 3, No. 11 and No. 2, respectively, according to Rivals.com.

Steve Helwagen, managing editor of Bucknuts. com, said Meyer might be able to salvage a top-10 class by National Signing Day, which is set for Feb. 1, 2012.

“He’s got a national name,” Helwagen said. “He’s right with (Alabama head coach) Nick Saban right now (as) probably the most famous college football coach out there. I think that’s going to open doors.”

Saban, for example, has garnered the fourth-

ranked recruiting class for the Crimson Tide for 2012, according to Scout.com.

Still, Helwagen said it’s best to wait for 2013 for an elite recruiting class at OSU. “I really wouldn’t get too wrapped out or worried about this class,” Helwagen said. “Where you’re going to see his impact is next year. My guess is he’ll have a top five class next year and probably stack one on top of another is my guess.”

Part of boosting the talent in those classes is pulling talent out of places Meyer locked down while at Florida.

That includes the state of Florida, which is known for its “SEC speed.”

Meyer said it will be tough to recruit the South, especially with powerhouses such as Alabama scooping up talent.

“The SEC is hot right now,” he said. “And I’ve recruited against Alabama as well. They’re hot. But so is Ohio State.”

Helwagen also said it might be difficult for Meyer to easily sign those players, but his history there will help him.

“It’s going to be more of a challenge to get some of those guys to come up to Ohio and play in the Big Ten but he’s got the ties back there in Florida to really go in there and try and get some good players,” he said.

Recruits have taken varying stances on Meyer’s hire.

Washington, who is out of Cincinnati Taft High School, committed to Ohio State Nov. 22 and told The Cincinnati Enquirer that he hoped Meyer would be his head coach.

Meanwhile, Canton GlenOak’s Dunn told The Repository Monday that he didn’t want to play in a

spread offense, which Meyer will be implementing.

Dunn has been wavering back and forth between OSU and Michigan, but tweeted Monday that he spoke with Meyer after the press conference.

Finding the athletes to transition from the “Tressel-ball” pro-style and I-formation offenses to a spread won’t be much of a problem recruiting-wise, Helwagen said.

“I don’t know that it will be as big a transition as some people think it might be,” he said. “I think he’ll play to his team’s strengths on the field next year and take it on a year-to-year basis. He and his staff are obviously going to be looking for guys who fit what they want to do.”

In fact, Helwagen said transitioning offensive schemes will have more positives than negatives.

“You’re talking about a coach who won two national championships in the last five years,” he said. “There aren’t many guys out there in coaching that can say they even have one.”

Some students said they looked forward to the kinds of prospects Meyer could bring to OSU. Dustin Stinson, a third-year in sport and leisure studies, is interested to see if Meyer can lure some “Florida speed” to OSU. “I think he’ll recruit speed,” he said. “I’m interested to see his Florida contacts and what he can bring from the speed state.”

Kyle Becker, a second-year in exploration, believes recruiting will be solid with current coach Luke Fickell still around. Fickell will remain on Meyer’s coaching staff next year, though his role is not yet known.

“Recruiting will jolt,” Becker said. “I think we need to keep Fickell because he is honestly a good defensive coach and I heard he is a good recruiter.”

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Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski (left) reacts to a call against Davidson Nov. 18, 2011. Duke won, 82-69. OSU coach Thad Matta (right) shouts directions to the Buckeyes against Florida April 2, 2007. OSU lost, 84-75.

OSU looks to leave Blue Devils feeling blue Pat Brennan and Michael periatt Sports editor and asst. sports editor brennan.164@osu.edu and periatt.1@osu.edu Ohio State may still be excited that Urban Meyer has been hired as the new head coach of the football team, but don’t forget the No. 2-ranked men’s basketball team.

Coach Thad Matta will lead the 6-0 Buckeyes against Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski’s No. 3-ranked Blue Devils Tuesday at the Schottenstein Center in a game some may consider the stiffest test yet for OSU in 2011.

Krzyzewski brings a Duke squad to Columbus, Ohio, that is fresh off a tournament victory at the Maui Invitational in Maui, Hawaii.

A young, star-studded team with some NBA lineage, including junior guard Seth Curry and freshman guard Austin Rivers, has helped the team to a 7-0 start. Curry, brother of former Davidson star

and NBA draftee Stephon Curry, averages 15 points per game for Duke while Rivers, son of Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers and the No. 1-rated recruit according to Rivals.com, is also averaging 14 pointsper-game for the Blue Devils.

Sophomore forward Jared Sullinger, who was a highly touted recruit himself, said Rivers will provide a challenge for the Buckeyes defensively.

“He’s a good basketball player,” Sullinger said.

“He’s smart. He can shoot the basketball. He can handle the basketball. He’s a crafty scorer. It will be a team effort to stop him from getting to the basket.”

Like OSU, Duke’s roster is young and boasts just a single senior — forward Miles Plumlee.

Matta said he thinks Krzyzewski’s squad has more big-game experience despite the two teams’ comparable youth. “(Duke) has a cast of guys that have played in a lot of these games,” Matta said. “We’ve got one senior (William Buford) and one junior (forward Evan Ravenel) who had never played for us until this year.”

Matta also said the thing he first notices about Duke is the team’s ability to shoot the ball.

“You got three guys out there that can shoot and shoot from three point range,” Matta said Calendars still read “November,” and Matta said the early-season test against Duke is an important one.

“You come out of this game, and you’re going to know a lot about your team, and you’re still in November,” Matta said. “That’s the beauty of what we have here. It’s a gauge for what’s coming down the road. I think we’re going to be better in January than we are in November.”

Many Buckeye fans have been looking forward to the matchup against the Blue Devils since the moment the schedule was released, but Sullinger said the Buckeyes don’t focus on their opponents.

“We focused on us and not the opponent,” Sullinger said. “That’s what makes this basketball team good.”

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The 2011 Sugar Bowl trophy set to be presented to OSU after its 31-26 victory against Arkansas. The victory was later vacated by OSU as part of its self-imposed penalties for NCAA rules infractions.

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Michael periatt Asst. sports editor periatt.1@osu.edu ANN ARBOR, Mich. ­— Ohio State football is used to success. In Jim Tressel’s 10 years as coach, he led the Buckeyes to eight BCS bowl game appearances and six consecutive Big Ten Championships.

The 2011 season was different.

OSU won just half of its regular season games, finishing with a 6-6 record and its first loss to archrival Michigan since 2003. It also dropped its final three games of the year.

Senior wide receiver DeVier Posey, who was suspended for the first ten

games of the year, said the locker room felt “weird” after the loss.

“We’ve never lost to Michigan,” Posey said, “It’s just an eerie feeling. You have a weird feeling in your stomach.”

Despite the drop in success this season, the Buckeyes were reluctant to call the season a disappointment.

“I think it’s a disappointment in terms of what the fans think and everything,” senior linebacker Tyler Moeller said. “Obviously you want to go out there and win every game. We fought and battled out there. Every game that we have lost, we were in them. We fought them. Sometimes in life that happens.”

OSU has the minimum number of six wins to be eligible for a bowl game, but for the first time since 2004, OSU won’t be selected for a BCS bowl.

Senior center Mike Brewster said dealing with all the losses has been difficult after having so much success in the past.

“It’s hard,” Brewster said.

“Just kind of shows you when you’re playing a team sport, decisions you make can affect your teammates.”

OSU is still awaiting the decision as to whether or not they’ll be selected to play in a bowl game. Although six wins grants a team eligibility to participate in a bowl, it does not guarantee a team will be selected.

Traditionally, OSU has

had an advantage in the selection process because of the program’s reputation for traveling well to postseason games and drawing high TV ratings.

One report from the Orlando Sentinel said representatives from the Gator Bowl are interested in choosing the Buckeyes to participate in the Jan. 2, bowl in Jacksonville, Fla., and pitting them against the Florida Gators.

The hypothetical matchup would pit the team Urban Meyer coached from 2005-2010 (Florida) with the team Meyer will coach for the 2012 season (OSU).

According to athletic director Gene Smith, current coach Luke Fickell will coach the bowl game and Meyer

will no role in the team’s preparation.

No matter what bowl game OSU is selected to or the coaching situation the team faces, junior defensive lineman John Simon said it won’t affect how his team will prepare.

“We’re motivated,” Simon said. “We get excited for every game. We’ll make the corrections about this game tomorrow when we watch the tape and get back to work.”

Moeller agreed.

“Any game that we’re dealt, we’re going to work hard,” he said. “Just as hard as any other bowl game that we had. We’re going to try to win that.”

Buckeyes football is simply too big to fail

Ben Axelrod axelrod.17@osu.edu

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It has to be hard knowing you’re going to be replaced before it happens — knowing the institution you’ve dedicated a large portion of your life to has decided you’re not good enough.

It has to even harder pretending you’re unaware.

That’s what Ohio State coach Luke Fickell was facing Saturday after his team lost to Michigan for the first time since 2003.

Hoards of reporters crowded into a small room somewhere in the depths of Michigan Stadium to hear a lame-duck coach take the stand.

Fickell entered the room, brushed through reporters, and took a seat, staring directly ahead. He looked strained and defeated, but in typical Fickell fashion, he pressed on.

You see, if Fickell is one thing, it’s a fighter. No matter what the circumstances, he perseveres and stays focused on his goal. It’s what’s defined him his whole life.

In high school, Fickell wasn’t just a football star.

He was a three-time state champion wrestler at Columbus DeSales. He went 106-0 in his final three years and was so dominant some of his opponents forfeited their matches against him in fear.

As a nose guard at OSU, Fickell started a school-record 50 consecutive games. He played the entire 1997 Rose Bowl with a torn pectoral muscle.

That’s why when OSU was in the midst of its biggest scandal in program history, Fickell stepped forward and accepted the challenge. Why couldn’t he do it? Why couldn’t he fight through the adversity and succeed?

At first, people liked Fickell’s no-nonsense mentality. They liked the toughness and structure he brought to a program that was in obvious need of some discipline.

But that was before the losses started.

First there was the close call against Toledo.

Then there was the loss to Miami. Back-to-back losses to Michigan State and Nebraska moved the team to 3-3 and suddenly, Fickell’s poor game management replaced his toughness as the topic of conversation.

There seemed to be a brief revival after a miracle-win against Wisconsin, but three consecutive losses to end the year extinguished all hope.

The Fickell experiment would be a one-year endeavor.

Fickell knew all of this when facing the press after the Michigan game.

He knew Urban Meyer was going to be Ohio State’s next head coach. He knew this was likely the last time he would face the media as the unquestioned head man at the university that’s been such a central facet of his life since he was 18 years old.

There was no hesitation when the question portion of the press conference began. Reporters fired away on questions about Meyer replacing him and the uncertain future he had with the university.

At first Fickell stood his ground. He diverted the questions back to the rivalry with the Wolverines.

But slowly, Fickell began to break.

I’ll never forget when I first noticed it, but Fickell’s eyes started to become glassy. I leaned to the person next to me and asked, “Is Fickell crying?”

He wasn’t, but he was on the verge of tears. It looked like he could break down at any time.

Another question was asked regarding his future and Fickell had had enough. He slammed the table in frustration.

“It’s about the Ohio State-Michigan game,” Fickell said as his fist hit the table. “It’s been about that since Sunday. It will be about that always.”

The sequence of events is burned into my memory. It was the moment when Fickell, the man too tough to cry, almost broke down.

I think the fighter within him felt he lost. He finally met an opponent he couldn’t beat. At a moment that has been filled with joy and BCS chatter, here he was discussing a 6-6 season that most consider a disappointment — a disappointment he led them to.

For the first time since he was hired as head coach, I think Fickell took a step back, reflected on the whole situation and didn’t like what he saw.

It cut him to the core not because he felt bad for himself, but because the state of the program was in such disarray. Columbus-born and bred with Scarlet and Gray coursing through his veins, Fickell felt like he failed the university he cared so much about.

It wasn’t about money or job security. It was about selfless despair.

Maybe Fickell made some mistakes. Maybe he was put in an impossible situation. But Fickell took over the program at its lowest point, at a time when many wouldn’t touch it. And he did it without hesitation.

Now, Meyer will take over that role. The former Florida coach was announced as OSU’s new head coach Monday evening.

Fickell will coach the team in the bowl and will apparently be offered a position on Meyer’s staff.

Most expect Fickell to accept the job, but make no mistake about it — this is Meyer’s team now.

He will be the face of the program and personally, I think he’ll make OSU fans forget about the 6-6 season quickly.

But don’t forget about the coach that led them there — the coach that cared so much it almost brought him to tears. The season may be forgettable, but the coach deserves to be remembered.

I am 23 years old and have lived in Columbus, Ohio, for almost my entire life. Between having 10 players being ruled ineligible by the NCAA due to multiple scandals, the firing of a Hall-of-Fame-caliber coach, a 6-6

record and a loss to Michigan, I can honestly say that this is the worst calendar year of Ohio State football that I can remember.

And yet it still began with a win in a BCS bowl game and it will end with OSU hiring a 47-year-old coach with two national titles under his belt in Urban Meyer.

So what can we determine from knowing that the worst calendar year in almost a quarter century of OSU football included both a win in a major bowl game and the hiring of arguably one of the greatest college football coaches alive? It’s that OSU is simply too big to fail.

And that’s something that a lot of schools can’t say. Michigan, who endured three underwhelming and two bowl-game-less years under Rich Rodriguez, certainly can’t say that, and as we’ll learn in the coming

years, neither can Penn State.

The reasons behind OSU’s inevitable success are tied to two factors: the state’s rich football history and the football program’s history of winning.

Even if Meyer had chosen to stay retired and away from OSU, this point would’ve been proven by whoever had taken over Columbus. From Bob Stoops at Oklahoma to Nick Saban at Alabama to Pete Carroll in the NFL, there is no plethora of coaches who happen to have both stellar resumes and ties to the Buckeye state.

Prior to this season, OSU had won a share of each of the past six Big Ten titles, regardless of what the NCAA record books tell you. The school has won 35 Big Ten conference titles and seven national titles, thanks to a lineage of Hall-of-Fame-

caliber coaches in Paul Brown, Woody Hayes, Earle Bruce, John Cooper and Jim Tressel.

And now Meyer, OSU’s first choice to join the fraternity of Buckeye coaches, has accepted the school’s offer. Unlike Michigan, who was passed on by Les Miles — a Michigan alum — twice in the past four years, OSU got its man and never even had to consider a plan B. Meyer’s idol, Woody Hayes once said, “We hate to lose, but when we do, rest assured we’ll be back, and someone will pay the price.”

With the way the Buckeyes bounced back from the season they’ve had since winning the Sugar Bowl in January, Hayes would be proud. Because the Buckeyes are back, and it’s time for lesser programs to start paying.

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As the quarter comes to a close, students are putting the finishing touches on final projects and studying for final exams. But for students in the Ohio State School of Music, the conductor has just raised the baton.

The OSU School of Music is hosting the 19th Annual Celebration Concert on Dec. 2 in Mershon Auditorium. In addition to a performance at 8 p.m., there is a special performance at 10 a.m. for central Ohio school children.

Robert Ward, a professor in the school, said this concert gives students the opportunity to illustrate what the school has to offer to the community.

“This concert is a snapshot of what is at OSU,” Ward said. “It is the chance for the community to see all disciplines of at least 650 students performing.”

Ward said there are 19 groups performing, with selections from the OSU Symphony Orchestra, jazz ensembles, glee clubs, symphonic bands and other ensembles and solo performances.

For the community in attendance, Ward said they will get a chance to experience an unique feature of concert performance.

Unlike the concerts where students take the stage after each other, at this concert the students are taking their talents into the audience.

“We perform in a non-stop collage

setting,” Ward said. “When one of the groups stops, another will start immediately. The audience won’t even have time to applause between the groups. They perform all over the auditorium, from onstage to the balcony.”

Casey Cook, a musician for the school and pianist for the concert, said she has put in hours of practice for this showcase.

“It’s great to see the students share their hard work and talents with the community,” Cook said Matthew Zabiegala, fifth-year in music education, is sharing his talents in the concert this year.

For Zabiegala, the concert has given him the ability to bring his classmates, friends and family together.

“My family and friends are coming out to support me this year,” Zabiegala said. “It’s nice to see all of the support because the concert is stimulating for the audiences.”

At the conclusion of the concert, the performers end with the singing of the “Hallelujah Chorus.” Zabiegala said this tradition unites the performers with the audience as they sing together. By ending on this note, he said it gives a nod to the hard work put in from students.

“It’s a tradition that creates a special connection,” Zabiegala said. “The song is a nice way to end the hard work of the performers. It’s a ‘boffo’ ending.”

Tickets are available at the OSU Theatre Box Office or at the Wexner Center. They are $15 for reserved seating and $8 for students with a BuckID.

Courtesy of Jo McCulty

The OSU School of Music is scheduled to host its 19th Annual Celebration Concert at 8 p.m. Dec. 2, 2011, in Mershon Auditorium. A special performance for local school children will take place at 10 a.m.

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Rap royalty: Jay-Z, Kanye West take the crown in Throne tour stop Vanessa Spates Senior Lantern reporter spates.3@osu.edu After waiting impatiently for two hours, the lights dimmed and the crowd started shrieking. I joined in because Jay-Z, the reigning king of rap, appeared five feet from me. I was not prepared for that in the least.

If you haven’t attended a Throne concert featuring two of rap’s juggernauts, Kanye West and Beyoncé’s husband, you haven’t truly lived a fulfilled life. I attended the show in Pittsburgh’s CONSOL Energy Center, where most of the audience was as late as the performers themselves, but the show was well worth the wait.

For the first two songs, “H.A.M.” and “Who Gon Stop Me,” the two men performed on separate daisies on the floor, which slowly rose higher and higher. There isn’t a better way they could have kicked off the show, which was more of a party than a concert. After that, in one of my favorite images from the entirety of the Throne era, the American flag, dropped from the ceiling and “Otis” began.

Out of respect for every song they sampled on the album, the men played about 30 seconds of the actual tracks before going into their own twist on them. They paid tribute to Michael Jackson a few times, which was so heartfelt I actually saw an old lady in front of me wipe a tear away.

Two things that stuck out to me when watching Jay-Z and West perform: They know their audience very well, and also, they truly are best friends. The camaraderie and love these two men have for each other was tangible. This is why they are the best duo hip-hop has to offer, because while other pairings are more of a mentor and mentee relationship, this partnership is that of a big brother-little brother relationship.

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Kanye West (left) and Jay-Z (right), perform at the MTV Video Music Awards Aug. 28, 2011. They performed in Pittsburgh’s CONSOL Energy Center Nov. 27, 2011, as part of their tour titled, ‘Watch the Throne.’

West and Jay-Z’s back and forth performances were dizzying and unexpected; they kept the audience on its toes because we never knew who was coming on next. I think they’re at their best when they perform together. It’s stunning to see two scarily talented men on stage together, hanging out like it’s no big deal.

The best West performance was easily “All of the Lights,” where he stopped the song twice to make sure all of the lights were actually shining. He said he wanted the crowd to “get what they paid for.” It was the kind of performance I’d been waiting for since I first heard it a year ago.

Jay-Z’s best solo performance was the foreverrelevant “99 Problems.” When he shouted out the second verse, with West assisting as the persistent cop, it was, for lack of a better word, magical.

Performing together, it’s hard to pinpoint what their greatest tag-team was. At the top of the list would probably be The Throne performing “N----s in Paris” not once, not twice, but five times at the end of the show. It was both annoying and thrilling.

By the time the concert was over, I was sweaty and half-deaf with a sore throat and blind from the lights and never-ending flames, but it was worth the headache. It was totally worth it.

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Oh, Luke Fickell, love is a fickle mistress and no one knows this better than you.

She was the perfect woman, that Buckeye Nation. She was beautiful, popular and wealthy.

And a year ago, she went through a heart-wrenching breakup with Jim Tressel, the most popular kid in school.

Waiting in the wings just beyond the bright glare of her notice, you pined to steal her heart and this was your chance.

No doubt lovelorn and weary, she fell into your longing arms and called on you to piece her fractured heart back together.

You were the Kris Humphries to her Kim Kardashian, the Ashton Kutcher to her Demi Moore.

But destiny did not play in your favor. Along came someone with more pizazz and a debonair disposition that made him a media darling. Urban Meyer

easily stole her eye, and eventually her love.

You may be tempted to blame your own shortcomings: the inability to defend her honor against the jealous rage of men like Danny Hope and Brady Hoke or your rapidly thinning hairline, but you and she were starcrossed lovers from the start.

The Buckeye Nation is a woman who is as desirable as she is dangerous, a capricious bitch who has discarded greater men than you for lesser reasons.

She is satisfied with no less than a man with steel composure, crystal-clear integrity and a voracious appetite for success, this man must have it all. Tall, dark and handsome probably wouldn’t hurt either.

And you just weren’t ready.

Bright-eyed and naively eager, you knew not how this highmaintenance woman might leave you the very moment you faltered.

Perhaps it is a blessing in disguise — a brutal lesson of the heart that will make you a better man. You are young, with your whole career ahead of you, and in the end we all know that it comes down to that classic line: “It’s not you, it’s me.”

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TODAY’S BIRTHDAY A new perspective arrives on an old family problem. This could change everything. Step into a new leadership role and a corresponding rise in status. Consider an investment in education this year, for yourself or someone close.

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SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22– Dec. 21 Today is a 9 -- Give your analytical mind a rest, and get creative with writing. You don’t have to question everything. Love drops a surprise in your lap.

CAPRICORN Dec. 22– Jan. 19 Today is an 8 -- Bask in the glory and rake in the dough. Your decisions could result in great profitability, but don’t stress about it. Maintain your resolve, and stay active.

AQUARIUS Jan. 20– Feb. 18 Today is a 9 -- You’re entering a powerful phase. Let your self-esteem power you through to the finish line. Focus on your achievements, even if you don’t win the race.

PISCES Feb. 19– March 20 Today is a 7 -- Make keeping old commitments a priority, and burn through that list. It’s so satisfying to check things off. Share homecooked food with those closest to you.

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