Former Ohio State University head football coach Jim Tressel will be sworn in as the state's next lieutenant governor Friday morning.

Jim Tressel is officially the state’s new lieutenant governor. The former football coach and president of Youngstown State University was sworn in Friday to become 67TH Lieutenant Governor in the

Former Ohio State coach Jim Tressel was sworn in as lieutenant governor in front of hundreds of officeholders, family members and other guests – including some of his former players.

Jim Tressel was sworn in as Ohio's 67th lieutenant governor at a ceremony officiated by Justice Patrick DeWine.

I think Coach Tressel has 50 or 60 years of leading people. His track record speaks for itself — always doing the right thing when others aren’t looking.'

Former Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel was officially sworn in as Ohio's new lieutenant governor on Friday morning. The ceremony took place at the Ohio Statehouse. You can watch in the video player below,

Lt. Governor Jim Tressel will be sworn in at a ceremony on Friday morning.The ceremony is expected to begin around 11:00 a.m., you can watch li

U.S. Sen. Jon Husted’s term as lieutenant governor, amid a chorus of Capitol Square chatter about whether Gov. Mike DeWine is positioning the ex-Ohio State University football coach to also take Husted’s place as the governor’s political heir.

During a ceremony in the Rotunda of the Ohio Statehouse this morning, Ohio Supreme Court Justice Patrick DeWine officially swore in Jim Tressel as Ohio’s 67th lieutenant governor on Friday. Ohio Gov.

In a whirlwind week for Jim Tressel that started with the announcement he would be nominated as Ohio’s lieutenant governor and ended with his swearing-in ceremony, he summed it up by saying: “I’m totally humbled and excited.

The Lake County commissioners have unanimously adopted a special resolution honoring Jim Tressel on his recent appointment as the 67th lieutenant governor of Ohio. Gov. Mike DeWine nominated

The 72-year-old is taking over for Jon Husted, who left the position last month to fill the U.S. Senate seat vacated by JD Vance when he became vice president.