In this excerpt from the 40th episode of the "It's All About the Team" podcast, Jim Tressel talks with Chef Brandon ...

Jim Tressel coached the Buckeyes for 10 seasons and went on to win a national championship in 2002. Tressel is the third winningest coach in Ohio State history trailing only Woody Hayes’ 205 ...

The Ohio State Buckeyes won the college football national championship in 2002 under former head coach Jim Tressel, who resigned from his position on May 30, 2011 amid NCAA violations stemming ...

The Ohio State Buckeyes won college football's national championship in 2002 under the guidance of former Youngstown State coach Jim Tressel, prior to his May 30, 2011 resignation amid NCAA ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Ever the wordsmith, newly appointed lieutenant governor and former Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel was mum on his future in Ohio politics. Tressel, who was ...

The Lake County commissioners have unanimously adopted a special resolution honoring Jim Tressel on his recent appointment as the 67th lieutenant governor of Ohio. Gov. Mike DeWine nominated ...

Feb. 21—COLUMBUS — During a ceremony in the Rotunda of the Ohio Statehouse this morning, Ohio Supreme Court Justice Patrick DeWine officially swore in Jim Tressel as Ohio's 67th lieutenant ...

Some political analysts believe Tressel's close association with Governor DeWine's policies could hurt his chances in the Republican primary. It took less than a week for former Ohio State football ...

Former Ohio State football coach and Youngstown State’s ex-president Jim Tressel is now Ohio’s 67 th lieutenant governor. He was sworn into that office in a Friday morning ceremony at the Statehouse, ...

Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel speaks at his Friday swearing-in ceremony while Gov. Mike DeWine, right, and his wife, Fran, listen. (Photo Provided) COLUMBUS — In a whirlwind week for Jim Tressel that ...

Former Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel was sworn in Friday as Ohio’s next lieutenant governor with a view to bring mantras of gratitude and dedication to Ohio’s executive branch.