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  • 08/30/2012, 02:47AM ET

How long before Urban Meyer quits OSU?

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After he takes them to the Rose bowl. Could be a couple years.


The hell is this?




Anyway Ubran will be there a while. His family is from Ohio and he feels at home. It will be more than 5 years.

Urban has a QB that fits his system in Braxton Miller and a damn good defense this year. Recruits are lining up and the Big 10 is honestly pretty weak. The Ohio State will be at the top of the Big 10 for the forseeable future.


"MORE THAN FIVE YEARS"

????

Since he's been coaching, he's never lasted OVER 5 years.

1990-95 Colorado St. WR's coach

1996-00 Notre Dame WR's coach

2001-02 Bowling Green Head coach..

2003-04 Utah's head coach...

2005-10 Florida's head coach..

See, the fact of the mattter is. Urban Meyer comes in, revamps the football team, then dips... It's a known fact.. Urban had his ideal situation at Florida and only lasted 5 years, because of "health problems" and so on..

I don't see Urban being there more than 5 years like you stated. I see him being there tops, 3 or 4 years..

Urban Myer's a great a coach, don't get me wrong, but he's not loyal...

Bring the Pain, Go Dawgs!


OSU is like a homecoming to Meyer. If there ever was a point in being loyal that would be a pretty good time.

And come on are we shocked he didn't last as a WR coach at Colorado St? ND? Are we shocked he didn't stay at Utah? Thats what coahces do they move up.

Florida had to have been a tough decision. But now he gets to come back home to Ohio. And you never really said anything about coaching. I could see Meyer staying at Ohio State for life. Not like Joe Pa and PSU but always being a part of the program for many many years even after he is done coaching.

Be honest Meyer wouldn't have taken a gig at a school that is facing sanctions if he didn't plan on staying awhile. By that I mean at least 5 years. I can actually see him being there longer. Quite possibly even double digit years depending on how it goes.

Urban had a great thing at Florida but it wasn't his dream job. His dream job was either coming home to OSU or going to ND. Florida wasn't either. He accomplished plenty at Florida.


That's great...

Why don't you draw the white house, and picket fence????

Lets be real, history shows the guy doesn't stay too long.

John Brantley came to Florida, 7-5 season i believe it was, Meyer, also gets a win from JO pa in the bowl that same year, then leaves..

There was good period of time, that i actually thought Meyer would quit and be Tebow's manager. lol

Meyer's career record as coach looks VERY VERY good, but he's not loyal, and NOtre Dame, not OSU, is the goal!


What in the hell are you talking about.

And as I said before no one wants to stay a WR coach at Colorado State forever. No one wants to stay in Utah forever.


To think Meyer is going to stay at OSU through what they are going through now for the next couple years then step down after he starts getting full recruting classes and those recruits become juniors and seniors you're insane. Meyer will stay over 5 years and at least see a senior class of his recruits leave the program.


Meyer accomplished plenty at this time in Florida and saw a chance to step away for a year and then take over one of the two schools he has always wanted to coach.


OSU is going to roll in the Big 10 for the next quite a few seasons.

August 30, 2012  02:49 AM ET

Don't forget his health was bad at Florida, but he's "okay" now.

haha

Urban "Crier".. lmao

August 30, 2012  02:49 AM ET

Dude can't handle L's..

August 30, 2012  02:49 AM ET

John Brantley sent Urban pack'eN

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August 30, 2012  08:39 AM ET

I thought his dream job was Michigan, Ohio State, or Notre Dame.

And he's taking steps to be healthier and not take things so personal. will that last? who knows.

Ya'll may go around saying crap about the Big 10 being down or never as good, but it's an odd little conference. The last time OSU won a national title, Illinois was actually the winner of the Big 10. With the new alignments who knows what will happen in the coming years, but don't just dismiss 11 other teams because you don't care to actually look into something.

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August 30, 2012  10:24 AM ET
QUOTE(#6):

I thought his dream job was Michigan, Ohio State, or Notre Dame.And he's taking steps to be healthier and not take things so personal. will that last? who knows. Ya'll may go around saying crap about the Big 10 being down or never as good, but it's an odd little conference. The last time OSU won a national title, Illinois was actually the winner of the Big 10. With the new alignments who knows what will happen in the coming years, but don't just dismiss 11 other teams because you don't care to actually look into something.

Meyer never said that meeeechegen was a dream job of his. The schools he mentioned where OSU & ND.


"The last time OSU won a national title, Illinois was actually the winner of the Big 10."


HUH??????? Please explain. Back in 2002 OSU beat Illinois 23-16 to finish with an 8-0 record in conference. They split with Big Ten title that year with Iowa. They didn't face each other that year. In 2002 Illinois finish at 5-7 (4-4).

August 30, 2012  10:46 AM ET
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Meyer never said that meeeechegen was a dream job of his. The schools he mentioned where OSU & ND."The last time OSU won a national title, Illinois was actually the winner of the Big 10."HUH??????? Please explain. Back in 2002 OSU beat Illinois 23-16 to finish with an 8-0 record in conference. They split with Big Ten title that year with Iowa. They didn't face each other that year. In 2002 Illinois finish at 5-7 (4-4).

**Were OSU & ND

August 30, 2012  10:50 AM ET

I think Hoke vs. Meyer will be around for quite awhile...

August 30, 2012  11:01 AM ET
QUOTE(#8):

Meyer never said that meeeechegen was a dream job of his. The schools he mentioned where OSU & ND."The last time OSU won a national title, Illinois was actually the winner of the Big 10."HUH??????? Please explain. Back in 2002 OSU beat Illinois 23-16 to finish with an 8-0 record in conference. They split with Big Ten title that year with Iowa. They didn't face each other that year. In 2002 Illinois finish at 5-7 (4-4).

does "I'm easily confused" work as a defense? I meant Iowa. too many "I" states in the midwest... (and Illinois did win the Big 10 the year before, so my mistake makes sense in my head if not anywhere else)

August 30, 2012  11:08 AM ET
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does "I'm easily confused" work as a defense? I meant Iowa. too many "I" states in the midwest... (and Illinois did win the Big 10 the year before, so my mistake makes sense in my head if not anywhere else)

Hey that's cool. After I posted that comment though I thought maybe you mixed 'em up. Thanks for the answer.

August 30, 2012  11:32 AM ET

Dude will stay as long as they will have him. This is his dream job.

August 30, 2012  11:51 AM ET
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Dude will stay as long as they will have him. This is his dream job.

Yep, I'm looking forward to Saturday.

August 30, 2012  12:07 PM ET
QUOTE(#6):

I thought his dream job was Michigan, Ohio State, or Notre Dame.And he's taking steps to be healthier and not take things so personal. will that last? who knows. Ya'll may go around saying crap about the Big 10 being down or never as good, but it's an odd little conference. The last time OSU won a national title, Illinois was actually the winner of the Big 10. With the new alignments who knows what will happen in the coming years, but don't just dismiss 11 other teams because you don't care to actually look into something.

Who is that directed at?

August 30, 2012  09:12 PM ET
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Dude will stay as long as they will have him. This is his dream job.

University of Florida was too.. #jus/sayin

August 31, 2012  09:18 AM ET
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University of Florida was too.. #jus/sayin

What, when did he say that? I'm not taking any pot shots at UF but didn't Meyer say his "dream job" was either OSU or ND? I just don't recall Meyer saying the same thing about the Gators.

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September 1, 2012  09:59 PM ET

"Since he's been coaching, he's NEVER lasted over 5 years."



You do realize he coached Florida for SIX years though right? Going 65-15 and 5-1 in bowl games.

 
September 2, 2012  02:33 PM ET
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What, when did he say that? I'm not taking any pot shots at UF but didn't Meyer say his "dream job" was either OSU or ND? I just don't recall Meyer saying the same thing about the Gators.

Meyer said Florida was his dream job during his last press conference after Gators defeated Penn State in the Outback Bowl after his last game at Florida. Google it. Easy enough to find.

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