It is all much ado about nothing: another ESPN attempt to make a blockbuster anti-Ohio State story out of nothing.

A crooked booster tried to buy his way into the program, corrupted a young kid who should have known better, got caught, was punished by the school, end of story. Andy Geiger and Jim Tressel had no involvement and handled the situation exactly as they should have.

The crooked businessman wasn't even an Ohio state grad; in fact, he was reported by an alumus who worked in the same company and found out what was going on. Honest boosters can help any college football program by helping police the low-lifes that can destroy the credibility of the university, its players and its coaches.