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May 2000 Volume  7   Number 1 Published quarterly by The Ohio State Alumni Club of San Diego P. O. Box 16102 San Diego, CA 92176

In This Issue SuperBowl Party Fun Reds Game Tickets Kosovo Family Student Recruiting Meet the Officers Club Events

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Sky Show 2000, The Reds & Ken Griffey Jr.

 The Padres are playing the Reds on Friday June 16th, game time is 6:05.  This game is Junior Griffey's first visit to San Diego as a Red and is also the KGB Sky Show.  The Alumni Club has seats in the Press Level, section 13 (3rd base left field).  Seats will cost $15.00 each, which includes a very small donation to the scholarship fund.  We have 50 seats and they are on a first come-first serve basis (Please, immediate family only).  Before and after the game we will be tailgating (bring your own stuff and whatever you want to share).  The Tailgate will be near section E-5, look for the Buckeyes!  Please call Ed Olander (858)-565-6056 if you need more information.
 The club will also be making a trip to Anaheim to watch the Indians take on the Angels on Saturday August 26th.  More info to follow.

Make checks payable to:
  The Ohio State Alumni Club of San Diego

Send ticket requests to:
  Ed Olander
  3846 Pendiente Court
  Apt W208
  San Diego, CA 92124.

(We need the following so that Ed can mail you your tickets)

Name:  ___________________________
Address: ___________________________
City, St.: ___________________________
Zip Code: __________
Phone#: (______) ______-________
# of tickets _____ X $15.00  $________

Are you interested in the Indians / Angels game on August 26th?    Yes   /   No

First Annual Buckeye Bonfire

By Joyce Burchfield
 A beautiful evening was the setting for the first annual OSU Alumni Club bonfire, which was held on Friday, November 19th at De Anza Cove on Mission Bay.  The sunset was Spectacular!!  As you Buckeyes know, the night before the big home game with that team up north, our Buckeye football team meets at the shoe for Senior tackle night and a big pep rally.  Afterwards, a big bon-fire is held over by St. John’s Arena.  We didn’t have a senior tackle at our San Diego bonfire but we sure had some good food.  Our small but mighty group enjoyed harmonizing OSU songs while roasting our hot dogs, with all of the fixings; and what would a “weenie roast” be without smores.  YUM-YUM!!  If you missed the first annual Buckeye Bonfire, don’t miss out on the second one, which will be held on Friday, November 17, 2000.

Back To The Big Ten Party

By Joyce Burchfield
 The 15th annual “Back To The Big Ten Party” was held at Characters Bar and Grill at the La Jolla Marriott on Thursday September 23, 1999.  This year the Master of Ceremonies was Jim Laslavic, who is the Sports Director of NBC 7/39 Television.  Jim even did both sports broadcasts live from the party with the Penn State Alumni in the background for the first segment and Michigan Alumni for the 2nd broadcast.  Jim is a Penn State graduate and a former San Diego Charger.  Ohio State had a fair showing (not as many Buckeyes as last year) but I do believe that team up north had the most.  Come on Buckeyes, we need your support for next year’s party!  The buffet this year included B.B.Q Beef, Chicken, Green Beans, Rice Pilaf, Caesar Salad, Garden Vegetables, Pasta, Assorted Breads and a Dessert Station.  Great door prizes were provided by each Big Ten Alumni Club with our very own Joyce Burchfield winning a $25.00 Gift Certificate to the Gordon Biersch Brewery.
 The Big Ten party is a great way to wear your school colors and to celebrate the kickoff of the Big Ten Football season.  Hope to see you at the next Big Ten Party, which will be held in September.

Buckeye Business Excellence Demonstrated

By Vickie Stone
 At our 2000 Annual Meeting, attendees heard an impressive delivery April 8th at the Windsock Grill, overlooking the San Diego airport, by Joseph Alutto, Dean of the Max. M. Fisher College of Business.  You don’t need to be a business grad like myself, to have been incredibly impressed by the results Joe Alutto has achieved for OSU’s business college. Due to his success since 1991, in 1998 Joe was named Executive Dean for the Professional Colleges at Ohio State, coordinating the activities of seven different colleges.
 Dr. Alutto outlined how the OSU Business College has been transformed from crumbling old’ Hagerty Hall, to a state of the art, 6 building campus complex that will eventually include an on-site 151 room Hotel. When first involved in this monstrous vision in 1994, Alutto was instrumental in raising the bar, by looking at the Business College’s competition and aiming to have the new buildings provide what the campus would need in 5 years when they were completed in 1999.  Attendees heard how campus administrators had their eyes opened as to what was possible at a public institution.  The creation of a 390,000 square foot, fully integrated business campus was no small feat, as one can imagine.
 Dean Alutto surprised the audience when he informed us that OSU colleges do not have budgets, they have “expenditure authorizations”.  Alutto set a precedent by outlining how the Business College would be run as a business.  Leaders would have accountabilities.  Revenue generated by the college would be tracked.  Joe knew he would have the challenging task of changing they way some OSU leaders thought.  He needed to first change the financial approach and recapitalize.  An example of this was the result of a survey question that business students needed  much more hands-on computer skills.  Student fees were increased to provide a half million-dollar computer lab. Yet uniquely, Joe had OSU borrow the money so the equipment would be available right away and students could benefit immediately.
 The university thought Joe was unrealistic when he requested permission to set a goal of raising $90 million for the capital campaign. The university approved $38 million. By the second year the campaign had raised $65 million and by May 2000, it will have raised $97 million.   The Business College now limits students accepted and attendance is down from 4800 to 2100 undergraduates, providing for a higher quality education.  Also, the student/teacher ratio is higher with a full time faculty of 75-80%.  Gone are the days of 20% faculty with TA’s doing most of the teaching?
 Forbes nationally ranked two MBA programs, based on a rate of return (OSU’s is 3.3 years). What were the two? OSU and Harvard. Joe said that the degree should be MBL not MBA. Masters in Business Leadership.  Since after all, its leadership skills that earn the premium pay.  Which, by the way, for MBA grads last year was $88k average, with a $21k sign-on bonus.  The 1999 US News and World Report ranked OSU’s overall undergraduate program 16th best in the nation.  The finance and real estate programs placed in the top ten.
 Joe told the audience that when a visitor sees the new business complex for the first time, the typical reaction is, “ I can’t believe this is Ohio State”.  After hearing Joe’s passion for excellence, we in San Diego believe!  Thanks Joe for this display of Buckeye excellence and extending the frontiers for management education into the new millennium.

Basketball Recap

 The Buckeyes fell to Miami in the second round of the NCAA Tournament (75-62) and ended their 2000 record at 23-7 overall and 13-3 in the Conference standings.  Ohio State claimed a share of the 2000 Big Ten regular-season championship, its first title since 1992. The Buckeyes were led by All-Big Ten honoree and Third-Team All-American Scoonie Penn.  Penn ranked sixth in the Conference in points per game (15.6 ppg), third in steals (2.20), fourth in assists (4.33) and fifth in three-pointers (2.17).  Michael Redd also was a First-Team All-Big Ten selection by the coaches and a second-teamer by the media.  Redd finished fourth in the League in scoring with a 17.3 ppg average.  Ken Johnson, the 2000 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, is second on the OSU list in blocks.  He also set the Big Ten single-season record with 90 in League play.  OSU’s trip to the NCAA Tournament marked its 21st appearance and fifth showing in the ‘90s.  Ohio State had the best defense in the Conference as it allowed its opponents to shooting just 38 percent from the field.  Behind Johnson, OSU also was tops in the League in blocked shots (6.67).

Buckeye Thank You to Our Volunteers!!!

 Saturday March 4th proved to have 2 Buckeye victories. One the basketball team (beat Minnesota 82 to 72) and two the San Diego OSU Alumni club took our first step toward a great 2000.  We would like recognize the following members who have indicated a willingness to help out with club events by volunteering to do everything from organizing events to calling members to pass on event information.  No matter how small the task we the members of your OSU Alumni club send a big Thank You to: Jon & Julie Enochs, Joyce Burchfield, Andrew Patron, Wendi Ried, Brett Zumfelde, Ed Olander, Amy & Pete Friedli
 The club still needs a Scholarship Chair to help think of ideas for increasing the funds in the scholarship account, and a Community Chair to help oversee ideas where alumni can give back to the San Diego community
 Thanks again for all of your participation and involvement. We, the club officers, look forward to getting to know you better and working with you all!

Club Finances

The OSU Alumni Club of San Diego currently has nearly $10,000 in assets.  $7,000 of this is set-aside in a Scholarship/Endowment account to benefit Ohio State students from San Diego.  The Club sponsors "endowed funds" which means that none of the principal is spent, only the earnings on the principal is used for scholarships.  Ultimately, the club would like to build this endowment to $100,000, which would allow the club to offer a full annual scholarship.  Full financial reports are always available to any member.  Contact the club treasurer for more information.

A Super,  Super-Bowl Party

By Vickie Stone
 Some 25 OSU alumni enjoyed a good time January 30, gathering at Eagle’s View, Dan Stone’s home above the San Elijo lagoon in Cardiff by the Sea, for the annual OSU Super Bowl Party.  Enjoying yummy subs, jumbo shrimps, Caesar salad, and of course chocolate buckeyes, we welcomed kicking-off the new Millennium’s alumni activities!  To the delight of everyone in attendance, we actually had a reason to watch the game this year and not just the commercials.
 As the game first started we wondered if we’d have to settle for a game of field goals. The Rams lead the game 16-0 initially, but then the Tennessee Titans tied the game by scoring on three straight drives.  Steve McNair and OSU’s own Eddie George helped engineer the attempt at a Tennessee comeback. The exciting climax of the game was of course, the play that had Mike Jones tackling Kevin Dyson at the 1 yard line as Kevin stretched and reached to get the ball over the goal line attempting a first ever Super Bowl overtime.  It was not to be.  Dyson was left sprawled on the ground in Jones’ arms, stretching the ball toward the goal line in vain as the clock turned to zeros.
 St Louis Rams quarterback, Kurt Warner, passed for a Super Bowl record 414 yards and was voted MVP.  A Cinderella story of a guy going from stocking grocery store shelves to playing in the Super Bowl.  Also, it was nice to see Coach Vermeil after being out of football for 14 years, getting so emotional over his teams’ victory.
 Everyone was amazed at the number of “dot com” commercials.  Costing millions per 30-second spot, we wondered if anyone would even remember the next day, what web sites they saw advertised.  From this author’s opinion my favorite ad was EDS’ “Cat Herders”, an expensive 60 second spoof on cow herding, only done with thousands of cats! Hysterical and memorable.  See you all in 2001 for the next S-Bowl.

Football Finale Brunch & Raffle a Success

(Unfortunately Not So, For Buckeyes)

By Vickie Stone
 Though the spirit of our first Bonfire at the Bay carried over from the Friday night before, to Saturday’s game day festivities, our Buckeyes weren’t up to the challenge.  They ended their roller coaster season with a 6-6 record and a 24-17 loss to the “team up north” on November 20.  The Buckeyes had control of the game at Michigan until three turnovers and a failed field goal in the second half took their toll.  This game against the Wolverines seemed to somewhat sum up the Buckeye’s season.  Not since 1971 had the Bucks lost their last three games, and not since 1988 (Cooper’s first Buckeye season) had OSU not gone to a post season bowl game. (This however, became a plus for San Diego alumni since we then had the privilege of hearing Marching Band commando, Dr Jon Woods, speak at our December meeting! - see related article, this issue)
 Moondoggies’ as usual, outdid themselves with a superb brunch. The bar was decorated with Buckeye memorabilia for a festive welcome for the football fans.  The pre-game raffle netted over $400 for the scholarship fund.  A few of the raffle’s special prizes were the fragrant scarlet Hawaiian lei’s donated by Dave Smith, our club’s part-time Hawaiian, part-time San Diego resident.
 At half time, Moondoggies’ General Manager, Brett Miller, presented President Gary and Vice President Jera a check for a $1000 donation, a percentage of the proceeds from our alumni club members meeting at Moondoggies, throughout the football season.  These funds will contribute toward our club’s goal of establishing an endowed scholarship fund, for local students to attend OSU.
 Well, here’s to looking forward to 2000’s football season and as San Diego hometown OSU senior tailback, Michael Wiley stated, “Hopefully this will be the only bad year we have for the next 20 years.”

Student Recruiting for OSU

By David Fenner
This year’s class of high school seniors in the San Diego area have been exposed to Buckeye Alumni recruiters like never before.  We had our largest group of volunteers ever out to the college fairs, high schools, campus visits and mailings to whoever would listen! Our results truly won’t be known until fall when classes start, but, right now we have at least 12 local students accepted for next school year.  One of those 12 has applied for an Alumni Association scholarship as she hoped to attend “the #1 rated Pharmacy program in the country”.  A lot of hard work and volunteer time has been extended this school year and we are beginning to see the results as more and more students hear about the greatness of The Ohio State University.  We would really like to acknowledge the hard work of all those who have helped, a little or a lot, it has really come together as a good recruiting team.  Special thanks to our veteran Bob Bates of Solana Beach who visited most of the schools on the list and he was joined this year by Roger Musgrave, who did a superb job!  And those of you who can, please help us next fall to visit the schools, or attend a college fair and hand out materials.  Thanks much to Jera, Ed, Mark B., Jim, Debra, Shelley and all.

Local Recruits Shine

 Michael Wiley has maintained the tradition of great Ohio State running backs by being selected in the 5th round by the Dallas Cowboys of the recent NFL Draft.  The Cowboys are intending to use Michael both as a 3rd-down running back and as a 4th wide receiver on certain downs.
 Michael was contacted in earlier rounds by the New York Giants and San Francisco 49’ers regarding his interest in being drafted as a defensive back.  Michael politely declined.  Michael is excited and very comfortable with his legal and financial agents.
 Michael is 2 quarters short of earning his degree from Ohio State.  He intends to complete his degree in early 2001.
 Michael sends along his very best wishes and thanks to our club for the support we’ve provided to him over the past 4 years.  His parents, Eddie and Felecia, also express their sincere thanks.  We all wish Michael a very long and successful career in the NFL.  We’re looking forward to his (hopefully many) visits here to play the Chargers over the next several years.
 Mary Hofer, one of our earlier recruits, a sophomore now from Monte Vista high in Spring Valley was a walk-on for the Synchronized swimming team and was a big hit winning a trio gold medal at the 2000 U.S. Collegiate Synchronized Swimming Championships helping Ohio State re-claim the team championship.

Trip To Arizona Game In September

 The Ohio State Alumni Club of San Diego is planning a trip to Tucson, Arizona to attend the September 9, 2000 game against the Arizona Wildcats.  Our club will make hotel reservations for all those desiring to spend both Friday and Saturday nights in Tucson.  We have also ordered tickets from both Ohio State and the University of Arizona to ensure we are able to satisfy our local demand for tickets.
 More details to follow in the July, 2000 newsletter.  Stay tuned!!
 For your information, this trip to the “west coast” will be the first of 3 consecutive trips for the Buckeyes.  The Buckeyes will travel to Rose Bowl to play UCLA in September, 2001 and to San Diego to play San Diego State at the “Q” in September, 2002.

1999 Annual Meeting Huge Success!!

 By any measure, our 1999 Annual Meeting, featuring Dr. Jon Woods, Director of the Ohio State Marching Band, was a tremendous success!!  Dr. Woods captivated a large audience with many stories about the band dating back to 1974 when he first became an assistant director of the band.  Dr. Woods also brought a videotape with the 1999 pre-game and half-time shows.  Dr. Woods supplied a copy of the video, usually only available to band members, to Gary Rectenwald.  Gary spent 8 years in the Ohio State Marching Band.  His last two years were Dr. Woods’ first two years with the band and they shared many interesting stories throughout the meeting.
 A hearty Buckeye THANK YOU goes out to Judy Welty for providing a very comfortable venue for the meeting.  Judy’s tireless work and organization contributed significantly toward the success of this meeting.  THANK YOU Judy!
 With Dr. Woods’ permission, Gary is willing to make professional copies of the video tape and sell them to members this fall – proceeds will benefit our local scholarship fund.  Order forms will be included in the July, 2000 newsletter.
 Dr. Woods will be bringing a pep band back to San Diego when Ohio State plays San Diego State at the “Q” in September, 2002.

Message from the President

 Thank you all for your participation in Alumni Club events and for your strong support of our alumni club!!  For the 2nd time in 4 years, our club was awarded the national association’s “Gold Star” award which designates the top alumni club in the country.  The tremendous leadership and tireless efforts we receive from our club officers, our committee and event chairmen and our many, many volunteers have resulted in this great distinction!
 I am especially proud of our process and efforts toward student recruiting.  Many of San Diego county high school students have already been accepted to Ohio State this fall quarter.  Many, many thanks to Dave Fenner and his tremendous team for, once again, preaching the “Ohio State” message across more than 200 high schools in the County.
 Two new club officers were elected at our annual December meeting:  Vickie Stone (Secretary) and Jim Biddle (Treasurer).  Both Vickie and Jim have been strong supporters of our club for many, many years and we welcome their enthusiasm and talent to our club leadership.
 Many new Ohio State grads continue to move to San Diego and we have added many new members this past year.  Welcome to all of our new members and thanks to all grads for continuing your membership and supporting our club again this year.
 Since the last newsletter, we’ve conducted our 1999 Annual Meeting (in December, 1999) and our 2000 Annual Meeting (in March, 2000).  Our speakers from Ohio State were absolutely outstanding and these meetings were a tremendous success.  A special thanks to Judy Welty and Jim Biddle for coordinating these meetings.
 We are all getting excited about the (football) Buckeyes’ upcoming visit to Tucson on September 9th.  Our club is planning a trip with details to follow.  Please see the article in this newsletter for more information.
 The June 16th Padres game against Ken Griffey and the Cincinnati Reds is already a sell-out.  Ed Olander had the foresight to secure 50 tickets to this game for our annual club event.  Tickets are available first come, first served.  Please look for article in this newsletter.
 Our club's goals for 1999-2000 are to:

•   Significantly increase Local Scholarship Fund.  We need a Scholarship Chairperson!
•   Significantly increase Student Recruitment Activities and Results
•   Increase Membership
•   Increase San Diego Community Involvement
•   Be responsive to our membership
•   Get more people involved as committee members and increase participation in club    events
•   Recruit future alumni club leaders

               Gary Rectenwald

2000 Club Officers and Chairpersons

President Gary Rectenwald  (858) 454-4758  SDBUCKEYE@aol.com
Vice President Jera Ratliff  (619) 689-9577   jratliff@san.rr.com
Secretary Vickie Stone  (760) 753-5557  vstone@peregrine.com
Treasurer Jim Biddle  (619) 425-1947  dumptruck@compuserve.com

2000  Chairpersons
Chair – Newsletter   Carl Best
Chair - Student Recruitment  Dave Fenner
Chair - Football TV Parties  Tim Wilson
Chair – Baseball Parties   Ed Olander
Chair – Back to the Big Ten  Betty Langer
Chair – Midnight Kayaking  Betty Langer
Chair – Scholarship    Open

Kosovo Family Update

 Many club members have been asking the status of the family that Gary Rectenwald adopted last July.  The family of 8 has been living with Gary for more than 9 months and all family members have been making excellent progress in their adjustment to the American lifestyle.
 Gary’s goals for the family have been to provide a safe and supportive environment for all family members, to purchase a new van for the family, to find productive employment for the mother and father and to raise enough money to purchase a new home for the family.  The first three goals have been accomplished.  The father is now working at the University of San Diego and the mother is working at UCSD.  Gary is continuing his leave of absence in his professional career to work on his fundraising activities.  Progress has been very slow but it is moving in a positive direction.  If you have any fundraising ideas (car washes, etc.) and know of any people who are willing to help, please contact Gary Rectenwald.
 Gary is coaching 2 of the boys’ baseball teams – the first baseball experience for these boys.  The children are all attending La Jolla schools and are doing remarkably well.

Meet  Your  2000  Club  Officers

James E. Biddle, Treasurer,
James received his bachelor's degree in business administration from The Ohio State University in 1964 and a degree in operations research/systems analysis from the Naval Postgraduate School in 1971.  He served nine years as a U.S. Naval Officer with two tours of duty in South Vietnam and currently resides in Chula Vista, California.  James is the owner, President, and Chief Executive Officer of The Securities Center, Inc., a NASD broker/dealer in Chula Vista.  He is a Registered Securities Principal, Government Securities Principal, Municipal Securities Principal, Financial and Operations Principal and holds life and disability insurance and variable contract licenses, with a total of 26 years in the industry.  He is currently the Chairman of the Board of the California Association of Independent Broker/Dealers, Inc.  Before owning The Securities Center he served in senior management capacities with two major national brokerage firms (now called Linsco/Private Ledger Financial Services and Titan/Value Equities Corp.).  In 1978 he was President of the San Diego Chapter of the International Association for Financial Planning, Inc. (IAFP).  During 1979-1982 he served on the national board of director's of the IAFP.  He also served three years on the national screening committee for the Registry of Financial Planning Practitioners.  James has been active in a wide range of civic activities in the San Diego area including having been President of: the Chula Vista Jaycees, Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club of Chula Vista.  Until 1994 he served several years as a director of Pacific Commerce Bank.  He also is currently serving on several committees of the Vista Hill Foundation.

Vickie Stone, Secretary,
Vickie grew up in Columbus attending Northland High School.  Majoring in Human Resources Management, Vickie received her Bachelors of Science degree in Business Administration in August 1985 and after a trip to Europe and the holidays bought a one way ticket to California in January 1986.  At her graduation ceremony at St John's Arena she had a huge helium balloon that said "California or Bust".  Vickie says she always felt drawn to the West Coast, maybe due to listening to too many Beach Boy songs.  She has been active in the San Diego Alumni Club since 1987.  A big thrill for Vickie was after 12 years in California, finally making it to the Rose Bowl, seeing the Rose Parade and watching the Bucks beat Arizona in 1997.  Vickie is a Human Resources Consultant and has recently been riding the high-tech boom in San Diego by recruiting for various companies in town the past 5 years.  This is her first year as an officer for the alumni club.

Jera Ratliff, Vice President,
 Jera grew up in Lewisburg, Ohio (population. 2500....less than Taylor Tower her freshman year!).  She graduated from OSU in 1984 with a B.S. in Physical Therapy.  Jera participated in many activities while at OSU but her fondest memories include being an accompanist for the OSU Men's Glee Club and celebrating at "Surf City" after passing her exams for PT school!  Now, she finds herself still "practicing" her art of physical therapy in an outpatient setting in Rancho Bernardo specializing in treating complex orthopedic /pain patients and developing a new women's health program.  Her free time is usually spent with "Luke", a huge "teddy-bear-of a Rottweiler" (he HATES wolverines!) hiking and cheering for those Buckeyes.

Gary Rectenwald, President,
 Gary has been our club president since 1991.  Gary was awarded the "Best Buckeye" award in 1994 by the Ohio State Alumni Association.  Under Gary’s leadership the club has been awarded 6 "Outstanding Alumni Club" awards and 2 "Gold Star" awards - awarded to the top alumni club in the country.  Gary graduated from Ohio State four times with a bachelors degree in mathematics and physics and masters degrees in mathematics, computer science and an
M.B.A. in finance and marketing. .  Gary set an Ohio State record by spending 8 years in the Ohio State Marching Band - 6 of those years included trips to the Rose Bowl.  After leaving Ohio State in 1978, Gary enjoyed a 16 year career with IBM.  Gary retired as General Manager of IBM in 1994 so that he could remain in San Diego.  In July of 1999, Gary adopted a family of 8, including 6 children, from Kosovo.  Gary is now semi-retired and is providing for his new family - who continue to live in his home in La Jolla.  Gary spends most of his time volunteering for church activities, coaching baseball, helping with homework and fundraising for the family.
 

Club Event Schedule for 2000

April -Newsletter
June -16th  06:15 pm Padre/Reds Baseball game & Sky Show at Qualcom stadium
July -TBD* Community Event - Alumni needed to help with mass mailing for
  Canine Companions
  -TBD* Newsletter
Aug -26th  07:05 pm Cleveland Indian /  Anaheim Angles in Anaheim
Sept -9th AZ football trip,
  -TBD* Community Event - Mentoring Kids in reading
  -TBD* Back to the Big Tem Party
Oct -weekly FOOTBALL-
   Moondoggies in Pacific Beach
Nov -17th OSU vs. Michigan – Bonfire Fri night before game,  Raffle,
  Game & Brunch at Moondoggies
Dec TBD* Parade of Lights/Holiday party
*As event dates grow near check the Buckeye Hotline or Web Page for up-to-date info

2000 Football Schedule

Date Opponent   Location
09/02 Fresno State   Columbus, OH
09/09 Arizona    Tucson, AZ
09/16 Miami (OH)   Columbus, OH
09/23 Penn State   Columbus, OH
10/07 Wisconsin   Madison, WI.
10/14 Minnesota   Columbus, OH
10/21 Iowa    Iowa City, IA
10/28 Purdue    W. Lafayette, IN
11/04 Michigan St.   Columbus, OH
11/11 Illinois    Champaign, IL
11/18 Michigan   Columbus, OH
 

Club Website

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