”Blood in the Water: Ohio State AD Rips into Michigan, Alleges Wins Bought by Cheating!”
Smith claims that people’s expectations for NCAA punishments are “probably too high” and that supporters will have to accept the consequences whatsoever are ultimately imposed.
Despite this, Smith doesn’t appear interested in revisiting the incident. When the Buckeyes host the Wolverines in 2024, he hopes that the dispute will be resolved on the field.
However, I don’t look back. I believe that looking forward is what matters to us. This fall, we’re hosting the squad up north. I’m going to assume that it will remain unchanged. We haven’t had that much interest in a one-versus-two game since 2006.
I predict that it won’t be a one-versus-two match this year. But it will be a one-on-one match. We must also make sure that the location is packed and that we are prepared to leave early. Arrive early at your seats.
Ross Bjork will become the new athletic director at Ohio State after he retires at the end of June. Prior to joining the Buckeyes, he held the same role at Texas A&M. He had also held the AD position at Ole Miss and Western Kentucky.