] In an interview with ESPN The Magazine released this
] week, Clarett accused coach Jim Tressel, his staff and
] school boosters of arranging for him to get passing
] grades, cars and thousands of dollars, including for
] bogus summer jobs.
]
]
] Geiger said many of them were found to be baseless in
] investigations by the NCAA and the university.
]
]
] ``The allegations are so sweeping, so over the top that
] we are going to be forced to spend huge resources, so
] much time and energy and effort, to try and get this
] right,'' Geiger said. ``This isn't going to be solved by
] the Michigan game or by (the time of) a bowl game. It
] will take months, I imagine.'

Gee, wouldn't it be funny if those sweeping and "so over the top" allegations were true? Horrors! Having read some of the things Ohio State does to maintain athletic eligibility (Officiating Softball is a class!) it wouldn't surprise me if it were all true.

Yahoo! Sports - NCAA Football - Geiger glad NCAA is coming to campus to investigate Clarett's allegations