I can't see him really coaching at Florida though, he needs to be someplace where it gets cold in the winter. I can really see him at ND but if Ty is turning his program around like it seems to be, he will not end up in south bend. Personally, I hope he goes to Fichigan so I can hate them even more 
I know, that makes me a little less bitter that he left but it was because he told us he wasnt leaving is what really ruffles my feathers.Warthog wrote:I know there is a lot of hatred for UM, but read this paragraph and see what you think:
But Meyer didn't want to leave Bowling Green two years ago; he says now it was the hardest thing he ever had to do. "Worst six months of my life," he says. He never could have imagined how leaving Bowling Green would impact those around him, and how much he'd miss his former players. Then, without hesitation, he adds, "It all worked out for the best because they have a hell of a team."
I believe him when he says he missed his players. He's always seemed like a players coach. But I also think Urban had the next step of his college coaching career on his mind. I don't blame the guy one bit for following his career aspirations. His system obviously works. I just can't wait to see the same quote above with Utah inserted in for BG. He's going to move on to a BCS school soon, maybe not this year though if the right school isn't there. But he will move on soon. Money talks and Urban will be saying "SHOW ME THE MONEY!!! And the BCS schools will then get in line for him with wallets open.[/quote]But Meyer didn't want to leave Bowling Green two years ago; he says now it was the hardest thing he ever had to do. "Worst six months of my life," he says. He never could have imagined how leaving Bowling Green would impact those around him, and how much he'd miss his former players. Then, without hesitation, he adds, "It all worked out for the best because they have a hell of a team."
That's my favorite quote...sound familiar?Meyer and his family love life in Salt Lake City, a pro-BYU town he has turned sideways with his innovative coaching style and outspoken attitude. He has invigorated an apathetic fan base and developed a cult following among a student body that rarely showed its face in previous years. He'd be crazy to leave and not reap the rewards of his hard work.
I'm not sure that Urban is an NFL coach, but he could be the top college coach for years if he chose that career path. Paul Krebs should look down with pride as the discoverer of Urban Meyer. 
Okay.. remember.. you remember when you were with The Beatles, and you were supposed to be dead, and, uh, there was all these clues, that, like, uh, you played some song backwards, and it'd say, like, "Paul Is Dead", and, uh, everyone thought that you were dead? That was, um, a hoax, right?Dayons_Den wrote:Insert Chris Farley voice from SNL Skit "the chris farley show"
ddddo you remember... ummm ... that one time.... on ay ziggy zoomba.com when we had this discussion.... like over and over and over...???
dddo you remember that???
that was awesome....
/end farley voice. . .
He said something that strongly suggested he was staying. A week later, he announced he was leaving.BGSUfanatUT wrote:Honestly, can you really blame someone for taking a job to quadruple their income? (from 125k to .5 M) If it was you, could you turn down that kind of money? Knowing that your kids are set for college and your family is set for life after 2 seasons? I dont think i could.
