Here comes OSU Coach Urban Meyer and his staff

Some of you guys drive me crazy. Half the people that post stuff on here have no clue what there talking about. And on the arguement that meyer won his 2 nc because of tebow and isnt a good coach isnt a valid arguement. You can take pretty much any champion in the history of college football and say well the only reason they won is insert star player of that team. Sound like a bunch ppl that are scared and that are trying to convince yourself its not gonna work. Hes won everywhere hes been hes gonna win at osu theres gonna be no harsh sanctions. Just need to let osu worry bout osu and worry bout beating them cuz its only been done once in 10 years

The same Urban Meyer that stomped Osu in the title game?.The Urban Meyer that never let off the gas agaisnt his dream job school?..7 years are you serious?  i think this list is there dream list.  So is he going to coach their bowl game?  How many times has Les Miles taken the  UM job now?  etc

The bigger story is I just accepted the coaching postion at Little sisters of the Poor..We are playing Ohio in our bowl game this year.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/writers/andy_staples/06/03/best-c… - a list of the college footballs best coaching jobs. Tosu job in number 2 on the list and ann arbor is 12

2. Ohio State Yes, the NCAA might still come down hard on the Buckeyes for the rules violated during the Jim Tressel era. Short of the Death Penalty, which won't happen, that shouldn't scare away anyone from applying for the job. (It might, but it shouldn't.) Consider this: Miami won a national title in 2001, a little more than five years after it received crippling sanctions from the NCAA. Alabama won a national title in 2009, seven years after receiving crippling sanctions from the NCAA. Ohio State is in better position to bounce back than either of those two programs, regardless of what the NCAA does. Ohio State owns a state loaded with excellent players. As an added bonus, many of those recruits come from high schools with small college-quality coaching. Ohio State enjoys a recruiting advantage no other Big Ten school -- with the possible exception of Penn State -- can duplicate. As any reporter covering the recent scandal knows, the fan base's passion is unmatched by anyone outside the state of Alabama. The program brings in more money than everyone but Texas ($451.9 million over the past five years), so the coach essentially has a blank check for facilities and staffing needs. When Ohio State officials go in search of a new coach in 2012, they should have no shortage of willing candidates -- no matter how severe the NCAA's sanctions.