Usual non proof read/ non fact checked content. In Coach Burrows' bio I learned that he has a son that plays at Ohio State.
Sorry to nit pick but it is full of mistakes as usual. Culprit is probably cut and paste.

Anyhow it is good to have it. Also Game notes and official two deep is out too.

One thing I learned doing these sorts of projects is that you're better off including a little less than you'd like but making sure you have time to get it right. Overpromise on the details of what you're going to include and suddenly it's four in the morning and you're in a morgue-like room with yearbooks and yellowing newsprint fact-checking box scores from a game played during the Truman administration.

A Bobcat Sports Historical Society of sorts. Not a bad idea.

I can assure you that as the Ohio Golf Sports Information Office contact person for Golf, the 1985 and 1986 Media Guides were completed on time without errors. After Frank Morgan proofed the rough draft, Melba Evans and June Hunter typed up and double and tripled checked for errors.

My roommate was the Editor of the 1985 Basketball Media Guide and also worked with the wrestling team. One year he had to let wrestling coach Harry Houska know that they would have to re-shoot all of the wrestling profile pictures again. Houska asked why and my roommate said "Harry (Snavely) forgot to put film in the camera".

The Golf Media Guide budget was $500, Basketball was $10,000. I made my budget with the help of June & Melba and Bob Cooley printed the ten page media guides at his cost.

We made up for it by taking extra shots. We developed our own film, and made contact prints, so it wasn't long before we knew which shots were good. We only made actual prints of the good negatives. For those that aren't old timers, making contact prints meant cutting the negatives into short strips, and laying those on the paper, and then exposing them. A single 8x10 paper would hold the pictures from a roll, about 25-30 negative sized images.

There is no doubt, digital is way better.