Urban Meyer sounds alarm on Ohio State
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Urban Meyer gives Michigan an 'A-plus' after stunning Oklahoma win
Former Ohio State coach Urban Meyer gave Michigan an A plus for their performance against Oklahoma this week.
Urban Meyer won two national championships at Florida. He went 65-15 in six seasons, produced a Heisman Trophy winner in Tim Tebow, and turned the Gators into the team everyone else in the SEC wanted to knock off.
Has the Big Ten officially overtaken the SEC as the best conference in college football? Urban Meyer has the answer.
BLOOMINGTON — Urban Meyer won three national titles as a head coach, two at Florida and one at Ohio State. He twice led his teams to a top five finish after winning a championsh
Urban Meyer says Bryce Underwood’s biggest issue may be development and processing as pressure builds on Michigan’s quarterback.
Urban Meyer joins Dan Dakich to break down the biggest storylines in college football, including Michigan’s controversial win over Western Michigan, Bryce Underwood’s rough start, and Oklahoma’s chances against the Wolverines.
Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood is facing heavy criticism after a poor performance against Western Michigan. Analysts Mark Ingram and Urban Meyer discussed the possibility of replacing Underwood with freshman Tommy Carr.
Michigan avoided disaster last Saturday night, winning on a controversial second-chance Hail Mary after it appeared as though the Wolverines had dropped their opener to Western Michigan. Despite the victory,
Urban Meyer has won national championships at Ohio State and Florida. That makes him as qualified as anyone to tackle one of college football’s hottest debates: Which conference is better, the SEC or the Big Ten. On Saturday, the former coach answered the question.
The university paid Meyer $54,891 to speak at the 57th Annual Governor's Dinner on July 22, according to records obtained by The Nevada Independent.
Ohio State’s passing game has a Jeremiah Smith problem, and it is not because Smith is doing anything wrong. The Buckeyes have become far too dependent on him, and Texas exposed exactly what happens when defenses force someone else to beat them.