CT coach Wilcher is NOT happy with Meyer, Ohio State

If OSU let's him out of his NLI, there not going to let him stay in the B1G. It would be a release with the stipulation that he'd have to go to a school that they would not play.

Urban Meyer's top priority a kid's welfare?   Surely you jest!

Mischievous, and deceitful! Chicanerous, and deplorable!

It is strange that Urban hasn't contacted Thomas Wilcher. (at least at the time of the radio interview)   You would think Urban would want to clear the air and keep the door open to Cass Tech.

but mostly posted because I dig the MF Doom avatar... you probably understand where my username comes from, I suspect. And possibly my sig.

Does Willy Henry set off any alarms? How about Frank Clark?

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That they had spoken ( Meyer, Drayton and Weber) and that weber is fine and plans to stick with OSU. Fact is every kid out there needs to accept that this could happen anywhere, at anytime. The coaches do not owe these kids anything but the truth. And IF, and that's a big IF, Drayton was not offered the job till Thursday then as unfortunate as this situation is nobody did anything they should feel bad about. Also something I think is important is that Weber has not made any statements that say he was lied to, or deceived. I have no doubt he is going to stay at OSU and put this down as a hard lesson on how the business of football actually works. I also think that because of the high profile of this story, if Weber publicly says he wants out of his LOI that he will be released. I would not be surprised if he hasn't already been told that by OSU. Weber is a luxury for OSU, not a need. UM getting Weber would fill a need, OSU is not in that same position, especially at RB

b/c a month or so ago i was wondering what happened w/ Dunn b/c he was invisible all season and against UM, and then the news that he's leaving

 

i like your theory and would believe that's an urban thing to do

i wish i could say it will matter in the long run, but i don't think it will

Regardless of what i think of meyer, he's objectively an incredible coach and a great recruiter and studs will always want to play for him; osu will always be very good to great under meyer

the best we can hope for is that Harbaugh brings us back to that level or close to it, which seems reasonably likely and an incredible prospect in light of how far the program has sunk

thing to assume. Weber will get the chance to show what he has got, and if he is the best on the feild he will play, if not he won't. Dunn has not played much because Carlos Hyde, Zeke, and Curtis Samuel are better, on and off the field. Make no mistake, UM would use him with more certainty. But only because UM doesn't have the stable of backs at OSU. But if he is clearly the better back that will be seen and he will play. If not then he won't. The real question is why did Weber choose a school with so much existing talent, not to mention they have the commitment of the No.1 RB of 2016. This situation seems like a big gamble. I'm really surprised UM didn't come out on top with Weber. Seems to be a much more predictable outcome. I guess when it get down to the nitty gritty the lure of playing for a coach and team that wins year in and year out was just to strong for a program like UM to overcome. Can't blame a kid for wanting to win.

Bri'onte Dunn was given the ball as a freshman a lot and allowed a complete chance to compete for the starting job. He couldn't beat out Carlos Hyde (because duh) and then he couldn't beat out Ezekiel Elliott (because duh). If OSU oversigns like everyone here says, do you really think they'd waste a super valuable scholarship just to take a player they don't plan on using to stick it to Michigan? That's crazy talk. The best players play. Poor Dunn happened to be a B+ player stuck behind two A+s.

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