The Bigman's Rolling Buckeye Blog: What a sad day

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Saturday, February 19, 2005

What a sad day

I'm not sure what to think about this newest revelation: Our defensive backs coach Mel Tucker is leaving the Buckeyes to take up a similar coaching job with the Cleveland Browns. All I have to say is that Romeo Crennel better be worth it after this. Coach Tucker made our secondary shine, especially this year, drastically molding Nate Salley, Ashton Youboty and Donte Whitner into great DBs. Now I'm really worried aboutwho will be coming to fill in the hole in Coach Tressel's staff. This hurts just as bad as losing Coach Mark D'Antonio to the University of Cincinatti last year. I really hope losing two great coaches in two years doesn't mean we lose games next season. This is the first time I have gotten worried about not making it to the Rose Bowl. Coach Tressel has a big gap to fit now. Coach Tucker was a great recruiter, too... He owned the Cleveland area. The Browns had better show promise in their pass defense next season, or I just may become a Bengals fan. Or maybe I'll get a liking for the Steelers.

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