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Jim Tressel to Join Ohio State’s Ring of Honor at the Horseshoe
Tressel becomes the third coach in the Ring of Honor after leading Ohio State to a 2002 national title and a 9-1 record against Michigan.
- On Saturday, Ohio State officially inducted former head coach Jim Tressel into the Ohio Stadium Ring of Honor during the game against the Ball State Cardinals. His name now stands alongside legendary coaches Paul Brown and Woody Hayes.
- Tressel coached the Buckeyes for 10 seasons, compiling 106 wins and leading the program to the 2002 national championship. To honor his signature style, the school unveiled his name behind a banner featuring his iconic sweater vest.
- Addressing the crowd, Tressel remarked, "I thank God every day that he made me a Buckeye." He expressed humility at being recognized alongside his childhood idols, Brown and Hayes.
- Now serving as Ohio's lieutenant governor, Tressel becomes the first person added to the Ring of Honor since former quarterback Troy Smith in 2014. His induction secures his place in Ohio State history.
- Despite resigning in 2011 following NCAA violations, Tressel's tenure remains defined by consistent success against rival Michigan, including a 9-1 record. His recognition reflects the program's desire to honor his historical contributions.
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Jim Tressel’s tenure at Ohio State didn’t end as planned — but his impact is forever immortalized
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State celebrated former football coach Jim Tressel during Saturday’s season opener against Ball State, inducting him into the program’s Ring of Honor.
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