Somewhere along this journey as Ohio State head coach, Jim Tressel has lost his identity.  From the moment he stepped foot on Ohio State's campus, Tressel has been slowly losing the identity that won him a national championship in 2002.

Once known for his dedication to establishing the run first, Tressel seems to have lost his way.  His current playing calling has changed to allow a sophomore quarterback, with untapped potential, to run around until someone gets open.  This is not the way to win, Tressel knows because he has been here before.

In 2004 he had an athlete emerge as the top quarterback for his team.  This player did not even start his career at Ohio State as a play-caller, but as a return specialist.  He w...

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