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Gov Kasich to OSU players: Don’t waste your down time playing video games
Kasich gives the football team some advice about being productive and building their future careers.
by WKSU's STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT JO INGLES


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Jo Ingles
 
Kasich speaking to OSU football team
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Ohio Gov. John Kasich honored the 2012 Ohio State University football team at the Statehouse earlier today. Kasich told the players, now is the time for them to focus on making career contacts.

Gov Kasich to OSU players: Don’t waste your down time playing video games

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You have got the finest medical operation at Ohio State. Dr. Gee can arrange for you to be there. If you want to be an accountant, a lawyer, you can arrange to be at a law firm and just hang out there. I’m telling you this because my Dad carried mail on his back and I didn’t have anything. I have to tell you that you have leverage. And the leverage is they want to know you. Take advantage of this.

Ohio State was undefeated this year and is ranked eighth nationally. But it is barred from the Big 10 Championship and from going to a bowl game because of NCAA violations. 

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