FOOTBALL NOTES: Midnight Madness For Football: Ginn not at Camp, Other Buckeyes Sign

By Adam Kiefaber

Gridiron Bash

The Ohio State University is in talks with MSL Productions about throwing a party.

The idea is that the party will be thrown a day before the spring game. The scarlet and grey game will be held on April 19th. On the 18th, there would be a concert, games, a pep rally and strategy sessions with former Buckeye players.

The event is loosely based on college basketball’s midnight madness. Obviously, football madness would have more entertainment than just a slam dunk contest.

The company was said they want ‘A-level acts’ and the examples used included the Rascal Flatts and R.E.M.

75,301 fans attended the spring game. I think former buckeye players such as Eddie George and Archie Griffin would bring in more people than R.E.M.

I don’t know about Rascal Flatts, however it would be a great way to drag your girlfriend along.

Ginn doesn’t show at rookie camp and other Buckeyes sign NFL contracts

Ted Ginn Jr. didn’t show up when the Miami Dolphins’ rookies began training camp on Tuesday. Ginn is the only Miami Dolphin among the 87 on the roster that has yet to sign.

The Dolphins front office has said that a holdout will lead to a lack of playing time. However, the negotiations are said to be ‘getting close.’ The full-squad reports on Friday. Which is considered Ginn’s deadline.

- Troy Smith signed a three-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens

- Roy Hall agreed to a four-year deal with the Indianapolis Colts