 From that humiliation Fred Cornell, a freshman football player, wrote "Carmen Ohio", which became the school's alma mater.In 1906, yet another coaching change saw the hiring of Albert A. Herrnstein, the coach of Purdue, who had been a running back for Michigan and had scored six touchdowns against Ohio State in 1902.Herrnstein's four years were successful (although not against his former team) and also saw the first use of the forward pass by the Buckeyes.