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Ohio State adds 2 years to Tressel"s contract
Ohio State has added two more years to Jim Tressel's contract. The Buckeyes football coach had his original contract, signed in 2008, extended through the 2014 season. Tressel, who is 94-21 in his nine years in Columbus, makes around $3.5 million a year, depending on incentives and additions. Athletic director Gene Smith said Tuesday that Tressel told him he was satisfied with his salary.

Sorting the numbers of expansion
Big Ten conference expansion is still a favorite topic of conversation for many sports fans.

Ohio State Team Report
When Jim Tressel arrived at Ohio State, his first priority was building walls around his fertile state. The only way he wanted to let a player out of Ohio was only after the Buckeyes had first refusal rights. After nine years, those walls are at least cracking, if not crumbling. The Buckeyes uncharacteristically lost more than half of the top 10 players in Ohio this season. The biggest blow was Jordan Hicks, the Cincinnati-area linebacker who chose Texas instead of the Buckeyes. Then Ohio State swung and missed on top offensive lineman Seantrel Henderson, the Minnesota native who chose USC over Ohio State on signing day. Without the big name near the end, and with so much in-state talent flooding elsewhere, the Buckeyes" 18-member class dropped to between 20th and...