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Sunday, May 4, 2008

Eight League Games Remain

After losing three of four to league-leading Michigan this weekend in Ann Arbor, the Buckeyes find themselves tied for fourth with eight games remaining in Big Ten play. Ohio State plays host to Illinois next weekend after a Wednesday date vs. Marshall. The following week, the Buckeyes head to Iowa (Thursday through Sunday) after the final regular-season home game against Buffalo on Tuesday (CPS Day at 12:05 p.m.).

Illinois is 13-10 and is in third place in the standings while Iowa is 8-16, which is tied with Minnesota for ninth.

The Buckeyes have a losing record in Big Ten play and are just three games over .500 with 10 games remaining. Todd's Ohio State teams have never had a losing overall record and have& M had a valid first priority security interest in Jack-Rich's inventory, accounts receivable, general intangibles and all proceeds thereof.
On December 28, 1993, DeKalb shipped three loads of hogs to Jack-Rich. The hogs were slaughtered the following day, but DeKalb was not paid for the hogs at that time. On January 3, 1994, after a meeting between representatives of Jack-Rich and its creditors, Del Nejmanowski ("Nejmanowski"), Chief Operating Officer of Jack-Rich, spoke with Steve Roush ("Roush"), Vice-President and Administrator and Treasurer of DeKalb, about the possibility of DeKalb shipping additional hogs to Jack-Rich on a "custom kill" basis. Roush indicated that he would discuss the possibility with DeKalb's management, but that the company would not commit to such an arrangement until DeKalb was paid for the last three