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Urban Meyer's will to win burns with such competitive fire that he won't allow anyone to stand in his way on the recruiting trail.

Including, evidently, his former school and a former assistant coach.

Outkick the Coverage has learned from sources in New York that Meyer and Ohio State turned in Florida assistant coach Brian White for an alleged improper "bump" violation related to the recruitment of Curtis Samuel, a running back/defensive back from Erasmus Hall High School in Brooklyn, N.Y.

The biggest news here is that Clay "Outkick the Coverage" now works for Fox Sports.  :o

Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer has refuted a report that he turned in the University of Florida for a secondary recruiting violation, according to The Columbus Dispatch]

Hey I wonder does this man have any honor or class? Doesn't he embarrass his family be such a back stabber or is that they way he raised his kids? I got to tell you that OSU ought to be embarrassed with a man that is suppose to furnish leadership. I do truly hope he gets to read my post because I really want to know if his parents were so bad they talk him to live like this? My goodness. RTR!

I don't think the words "honor," "class," and "Urban Meyer" have ever been used in the same sentence.

I don't think the words "honor," "class," and "Urban Meyer" have ever been used in the same sentence.

Amen, he fits in perfectly at OSU and the Big Ten.  ;)

Meyer is a wiener  :-\

Meyer is a wiener  :-\

I see what you did there.  ;)

After initially choosing not to talk about the situation one of his former players finds himself in, Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer has evidently changed his mind.

Meyer declined to talk about Aaron Hernandez following an appearance at youth camp the Buckeye mentor hosted in northeast Ohio last Monday, but that did not stop a barrage of criticism from a variety of sources in the sports world.

More stuff about Meyer & Hernandez.





http://www.foxsportsohio.com/fox-sports-networks/Meyer-makes-statements-on-Hernandez?blockID=918119&feedID=10938


 :facepalm:

The 2008 team provides a window into Florida football during that period. Tim Tebow was the star, a full-fledged phenomenon as beloved for his strong faith and motivating personality as for his on-field dominance. But a number of players on the team did not live up to Tebow’s ideal.

A roster on the university’s Web site lists 121 players, 41 of whom have been arrested, either in college or afterward, and sometimes both. That number included 16 players on that season’s final two-deep roster, nine of whom were starters, as well as a kicker, punter and returner. Several of those players went on to the N.F.L., and one, Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, later won the Heisman Trophy playing for Auburn.

Jenkins, the cornerback, eventually left Florida for North Alabama after Meyer’s successor, Will Muschamp, dismissed him from the team after marijuana arrests. Several months later, Jenkins spoke to The Orlando Sentinel about his dismissal.

“If Coach Meyer were still coaching, I’d still be playing for the Gators,” he was quoted as saying. “Coach Meyer knows what it takes to win.”]

Ohio State coach Urban Meyer was not initially aware that the Buckeyes turned in Florida for a possible secondary NCAA violation, an Ohio State spokesman said Wednesday, although a source with knowledge of the situation told ESPN that "Urban was aware of it and he endorsed it."

I personally thought that nothing could stink worse than all of the coverups at the barn, but if I all this went down at Gainesville and Meyer swept it under the rug, then I think he has Cheezedip beat.