Quote:
Originally Posted by wiper
Jim: Ray, i want you to meet a friend of mine, Mickey Monus. he runs a big grocery store chain around here, Phar-mor, heard of it? either way, he's a really nice guy, you two should get to know each other..Mickey, this is Ray, he is a superb young man and exemplifies exactly what we're trying to do here in Youngstown.
Mickey: Pleased to meet you Ray...
Jim: *walks away*
okay, *directly*, by the letter of that word, maybe you're right. HE didn't pay ray isaac. buuuuut, hepaidrayisaac.
when you realized no one else had made that screenname, you must have been really excited. maybe you should've taken your time a bit to figure out how best to take advantage of the situation.
I would think someone from NE ohio would know these details a little better. It went more like this:
Ray: Hey coach, I need a job.
Tressel: OK, why don't you call YSU board of trustee member Mickey Monus. He runs Phar-Mor.
Ray walks away and some time passes.
Reporter to Tressel: Hey Jim, did you hear Mickey Monus was a giant scumbag and was embezzling money from Phar-Mor. He totally destroyed the company. We think he was involved with Ray.
Tressel: Wow, who would have thought a BOT would not be a trustworthy person.
End of story. Tressel's involvement with Ray here is so totally indirect and irrelevant. Is it not nuts to think that some I-AA school with very little history of ever even being relevant at that point would have some systematic pay-to-play ring in place? The Ray Isaac story both lacks any evidence, motive, or even plausibility to involve any wrong-doing on Tressel's part.