NEWS AND NOTES FROM LUKE FICKELL'S PRESSER AT THE B1G FOOTBALL MEDIA DAYS

Fickell is entering probably the toughest job in college football right now.  He may only be a temporary gap filler at OSU, but for this year he was the
NEWS AND NOTES FROM LUKE FICKELL'S PRESSER AT THE B1G FOOTBALL MEDIA DAYS
NEWS AND NOTES FROM LUKE FICKELL'S PRESSER AT THE B1G FOOTBALL MEDIA DAYS /

Fickell is entering probably the toughest job in college football right now.  He may only be a temporary gap filler at OSU, but for this year he was the center of attention at the Media Days.  Here are the highlights:

ON THE CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING HIS GETTING THE OSU JOB:

“The last few months have been a whirlwind. Exciting, crazy, emotional, yet very productive as well.”

“I think the foundation has been set, and I’m excited about growing around that foundation that has been set.”

“I think and believe the number 1 most important thing for our program is the stability in our coaching staff that we’ve seen over the past years.”

“Everything happened pretty fast. I had no time to sit and think.”

“Best thing for me is to hit the ground running.”

ON COMMUNICATION WITH TRESSEL:

“No I haven’t had contact with Coach Tressel.”

ON WHETHER OR NOT THE OSU ADMINISTRATION HAS FORBIDDEN HIM FROM TALKING TO TRESSEL:

“No I have not.”


ON QUARTERBACK SITUATION:

“Focus is going to be on the competitive nature.”

“Each one is a little bit different. As we move along in camp we’ll see which one gives us the best chance to improve as a team.”

ON HIS OWN FUTURE AT OSU:

“Our focus is on what we can control.”

ON THE OFFENSIVE LINE:

“Game starts and is won up front.”

“We are thin.”

“That’s something we’re aware of, and we’ve got a plan for it.”

Stay tuned to Spartan Nation for more from Chicago and the Big Ten football media days!


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